Maria Paravantes

Bickering about Eurovision is customary in Greece, and this year’s genre-bending entry by Marina Satti could be no different. To Vima spoke to a Eurovision expert about the song and the iconic contest.

Despite a funding slowdown in 2023, Greece's startup scene is poised for a strong 2024 fueled by headline-making exits

Theater lovers can enjoy performances in English at the first English-language theater in Athens. To Vima spoke with the man behind the Theater of the NO about his vision.

Greece is ready to welcome millions of tourists this year but businesses are still struggling to find staff. To Vima speaks with stakeholders about what needs to be done.

A growing housing problem and the touristification of urban centers and popular islands have forced Greece to increase the limits of its popular golden visa program

In over seven decades, Faros – Lighthouse for the Blind in Athens, helps Greece’s blind and visually impaired live satisfying self-sufficient lives. ‘If only we could do more,’ its president tells To Vima English Edition.

Greece's move to legalize same-sex marriage is a bold step towards inclusivity and can create an opening for LGBTQ+ travel. To Vima English Edition spoke with local and international market experts about the potential

For the first time in Greece, women gynecologists have teamed up to address a serious gap in medicine, pharma, and society, and to bring women’s health to the forefront and into policy agendas

Greek hoteliers and film producers are against a Culture Ministry bill that mandates Greek-language song and music quotas

Greece prioritizes making more museums, sites, and beaches across the country accessible to people with disabilities

Three Greek islands in the Cyclades are at risk of losing their unique character and local ways of life. To Vima spoke to experts and locals about what can be done before it’s too late