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Acropolis to be Accessible to Visually Impaired Visitors as of June 2022

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Acropolis To Be Accessible To Visually Impaired Visitors As Of June 2022
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The Acropolis, Athens Photo: @Ministry of Culture / © Studio On_Stelios Tzetzias The Acropolis in Athens and its monuments will become accessible to visually impaired individuals as of June, Culture Minister Lina Mendoni announced during a scientific conference held recently at the Peace and Friendship Stadium in Athens. According to Mendoni, the ministry is collaborating

Greece is Strengthening Link Between Culture and Tourism, Says Minister

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Greece Is Strengthening Link Between Culture And Tourism, Says Minister
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Photo source: Ministry of Culture Greece is slowly strengthening the connection between culture and tourism, managing this way to create “brands” for its tourism product as well as competitive advantages compared to other neighboring countries, according to Culture Minister Lina Mendoni. Speaking during the Olympia Forum II session that took place recently in Ancient

Bettany Hughes Shows Greece’s ‘Wonders’ to UK Audience

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Bettany Hughes Shows Greece’s ‘wonders’ To Uk Audience
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Bettany Hughes in Ancient Olympia. Photo source: @BettanyHughes Greece’s ancient “wonders” and most recent archaeological findings were revealed to UK’s TV audience through the “Treasures of the World”, the television show of British historian and presenter Bettany Hughes. Despite the difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Bettany traveled to Greece earlier in

GNTO Supports Summer Culture Festivals in Greece

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Gnto Supports Summer Culture Festivals In Greece
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Photo source: @Aeschylia Festival The Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) has announced its support to a number of cultural events scheduled to take place in August and September in various locations around Greece. Aiming to support events and activities that enrich Greece’s tourism product and highlight its alternative forms of tourism and comparative