Manolis Mikelis says Sarakiniko has lifeguards, buoys and warning signs, but a boat crews' union warns of serious safety gaps at the site where two tourists drowned last summer.

A National Bank of Greece survey finds the sector still expects to grow in 2026 despite regional turmoil. But with nearly all its visitors arriving by air, the sector is dangerously exposed if a fuel crisis drags on

Sustainable development, accessibility, environmental protection, and resilient growth across the Sporades islands top the forum agenda

The Greek capital draws millions of visitors, but the Municipality gets little in return. TO BHMA International Edition speaks with Athens Mayor Haris Doukas about housing pressures, funding and the city's push for greater control over tourism policy

The country's current account deficit fell to €1.4 billion in April 2026, a reduction of €956 million compared with April 2025.

Island stakeholders and cruise industry leaders discussed passenger management, congestion reduction and sustainable tourism growth amid new regulations.

The two countries have agreed to work together on the development of a smarter, more sustainable tourism model.

The study, based on a survey of roughly 4,600 people conducted in January and February, examined travel intentions for the next 12 months.

TO BHMA International Edition’s pocket guide to making the most of your Athenian getaway—and bearing the summer heat

The article also highlights the nature of Karpathos, beaches and clear waters, while pointing to opportunities for outdoor activities.

The Greek island of Skiathos is rolling out a Tourism Intelligence System to unify visitor data and support smarter, more sustainable destination management

Greece's food and beverage companies are investing strategically in tourist hotspots, counting on strong seasonal demand to lift revenues through the summer