Oinorama 2022 wine fair opens on Saturday
The world’s biggest Greek wine fair, Oinorama, opens on Saturday at Zappeio Hall in downtown Athens, and runs through next Monday, March 14.
War eating into Cyprus tourism
Nicosia is preparing an action plan for replacing lost tourism from the Russian and Ukrainian markets, according to Minister of Transportation, Communications and Works Yiannis Karoussos.
Radisson Hotel group discusses expansion plans with Kikilias
Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias had a working meeting with Senior Vice President Franchise Joep Peters and the Vice President of Development Elie Milky of Radisson Hotel Group last Friday
FM Dendias in UK, discusses Ukraine, bilateral issues
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias discussed Ukraine, bilateral and other issues with his British counterpart, Liz Truss, in London Monday.
Three years of MOMus, its success and development
Last week’s press conference was concluded with a review of a difficult two-year period during which the organization endured (2019-2021), the announcement of a year to restart, and the announcement of changes regarding the administrative structure of the Metropolitan Organization of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki (MOMus).
Ionikos gives another scare to Panathinaikos
Panathinaikos narrowly escaped a huge upset at Ionikos on Monday after a weekend of tight matches in the Basket League.
EU wants to phase out Russian coal, gas, oil imports
European Union leaders will agree at a summit this week to phase out the EU’s dependency on imports of Russian gas, oil and coal
No PLF for Ukrainians
All Ukrainian citizens entering Greece no longer need to complete the Passenger Locator Form (PLF), according to an emergency directive issued by the Civil Aviation Authority on Monday.
SYRIZA sees chance for ‘substantial’ Greece-Turkey dialogue
Greece’s leftist opposition has welcomed an announcement that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet with Turkish President Recept Tayyip Erdogan in Istanbul on March 13.
Greece reviews its energy strategy again
The geopolitical instability in Eastern Europe combined with rising uncertainty over the supply of energy at sustainable rates are forcing Greece to seek ways to tackle the short-term effects of the crisis and to revise its energy strategy.