A new cruise passenger fee will come into effect on July 21, following a Joint Ministerial Decision signed by the Ministers of Finance, Shipping, and Tourism. The fee applies to passengers disembarking from cruise ships at Greek ports and varies by season to encourage off-peak travel.
Euronext, Europe’s largest stock exchange group, has submitted a takeover offer to Athex Group for the acquisition of the Athens Stock Exchange. The company confirmed that discussions are underway for the potential purchase of up to 100% of the exchange.
The Government Council on Foreign and Defense Affairs (KYSEA) will convene on Wednesday to address developments in the Middle East and approve four major defense procurement programs set to enter the implementation phase.
Greece’s leading electronic music DJ collectives return for the seventh edition of the Alpha Omega Party, set to take place at Technopolis (100 Pireos, Athens) on July 5.
Greek authorities have issued a high fire risk warning for Wednesday, placing several regions under a Category 4 alert, the second-highest on the national scale, due to hot, dry and windy conditions.
A 14-year-old girl who sustained critical injuries after falling from a bridge in Pieria, northern Greece, on Sunday night has passed away while receiving medical treatment.
A fire broke out Tuesday in the yard of a wood processing factory in the village of Neo Souli, in the northern Serres region.
From traditional dances and global rhythms to stunning beaches and hidden gems, this vibrant island offers a little bit of everything.
Are tourists becoming clumsier than they used to be or are they just much more unruly?
Readers may remember the so-called “Irangate” scandal, or the Iran-Contra Affair in the United States. It was during the 1980s and the administration of Ronald Reagan, with George H.W. Bush as its vice president.