Tourists increasingly demand high-quality and authentic experiences
Travelers visiting Greece and its rival destinations are increasingly demanding and expect high-quality travel experiences, seeking authenticity.
Boat carrying migrants sinks off Samos
Coast guard have launched a search and rescue operation northwest of Samos after a boat carrying migrants sank in the area.
Family, climate inspire Greeks’ return
A new survey shows that a growing number of Greeks who left the country during the financial crisis are now returning home, primarily drawn back by family ties and the comfort of familiar surroundings.
Maroussi: Two 19-year-olds mugged at gunpoint
Police in the northern Athens suburb of Maroussi are investigating the armed mugging of two 19 year old men who were walking on the street shortly after midnight.
Clocks going back one hour on Sunday
Clocks are going back one hour to Standard Time from summer Daylight Savings Time this Sunday, October 27.
Lost for two centuries, ancient Greek vases set for auction in France
Two ancient Greek vases that had been lost for two centuries are set to be auctioned in Saint-Malo, France, according to newspaper Ouest France.
Bread consumption falls 5% from 2019 to 2022
The consumption of bread in Greece fell by 5 percent from 2019 to 2022, a decrease which is largely related to the economic crisis, especially since the price of the staple food has increased by almost 40% in recent years.
Verticom to host Ecommerce Pharmacy & Beauty Summit in Athens
Verticom is organizing its eCommerce Pharmacy & Beauty Business Summit at Zappeio in central Athens on Tuesday. For more information, go to ecdmexpo.com.
Von der Leyen praises Serbia for its advances in EU membership bid despite growing Russian influence
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Friday praised the Serbian president for meeting her and other European Union leaders instead of attending a Russia-organized summit of developing economies held earlier this week.
Farmers step up security to protect olive oil stock
On a Monday morning, farmer Spyros Staramos was outside his oil mill in Aitoliko, a town in Western Greece. It would have been just another typical Monday for him if he hadn’t seen that the two locks on his warehouse had been broken.