Greece and Tunisia explore closer tourism ties during ambassador’s visit
Tunisian Ambassador Souad Trabelsi paid a visit to the offices of the Federation of Hellenic Associations of Travel & Tourist Agencies (FedHATTA) and HATTA in Athens on Monday.
Gerapetritis and Fidan discuss bilateral issues at EU council
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis discussed bilateral and regional issues with his Turkish counterpart, Hakan Fidan, on the sidelines of the EU Foreign Affairs Council in Luxembourg.
ATHEX: Weak rebound after five days of decline
The reaction of the Greek stock market on Monday to five consecutive days of decline was a meager nine points gained for the benchmark.
Once-sacred balconies now deserted
The once-vibrant ritual of summer evenings on Athenian balconies – a defining feature of postwar urban life – is quietly fading. Once filled with chatter, clinking glasses, and the hum of televisions, balconies now sit largely empty.
Demonstration ban at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier submitted to Parliament
An amendment banning demonstrations in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was submitted to Parliament by the government on Monday.
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Old Peloponnese railway seen as potential tourist attraction
The abandoned railway of the Peloponnese in southern Greece could be developed for tourism and breathe new life into villages and towns, local stakeholders argue.
Obstacles from yesteryear
There is no doubt that Greece offers a much friendlier environment for business and investment than it did in the past. But let’s not kid ourselves: The obstacles Greeks and foreigners looking to invest come up against are way too many.
Carriers plan new links to Greece for 2026
Flight planning for next summer has already begun, with new flights announced for the upcoming season.
Cross-checking of cars goes back to 2021
A large-scale data cross-checking operation is being carried out, with a five-year horizon.