The European Travel Commission’s (ETC) annual Market Intelligence Group (MIG) and Marketing Group conference is to take place in Athens for the first time on February 7-9, following an initiative of the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO).
Athens’ freshest event organizer, Postbloo, has invited Janus Rasmussen to perform at its debut party in the heart of the city.
A 56-year-old man was arrested on Saturday morning in downtown Athens after being accused of child pornography, rape and abuse of a minor.
Ahead of Monday’s submission of a bill instituting the postal vote to Parliament, Interior Minister Niki Kerameus has described the stance of major opposition parties, which have accepted the measure in principle, as a “promising signal for our political system.”
Adverse weather conditions are expected across Greece on Sunday with temperature drops, storms and snowfall.
“A pretentious stand-up comedian and an outrageous social commentator,” says Victor Patrascan in his self-inflicted satire.
Retail stores and shops will be open on Sunday due to winter sales.
The Gennadius Library at the American School of Classical Studies (ascsa.edu.gr) in Athens is hosting the 41st annual lecture in honor of Francis R. Walton – a noted bibliophile and classical scholar who specialized in the study of ancient Greek religion – on Tuesday, February 6.
A center dedicated to the study of the Cycladic civilization is being established on the island of Naxos. Slated for completion in 2026, it will specifically focus on investigating the origin and authenticity of Cycladic artifacts.
The government’s goal is to transform Greece into an exporter of and transit hub for green energy to Europe.