Meteorologists warn that unstable weather, showers, and local thunderstorms will continue across Greece in the coming days, with no signs of an early heatwave despite rising temperatures

Syros has emerged as one of the few municipalities in Greece to consistently invest in free public beach amenities.

Lycabettus Theater in the heart of Athens will be hosting some of the hottest concerts and performances this summer.

As the cost of living continues to squeeze households, more Greeks are scaling back — or entirely giving up — their summer holiday plans, with even short escapes increasingly out of reach

Athens is forecast to remain sunny with highs of up to 26 degrees, while Thessaloniki can expect some cloud cover and isolated showers in mountainous areas.

Sunshine, warmer-than-normal temperatures and fading African dust will dominate the coming days, with parts of Greece expected to see highs of up to 32°C early next week.

Hydra is a destination that quietly compels you to slow down. With no cars, grand stone mansions, and narrow cobbled alleys, the island feels almost untouched by time.

The historic open-air cinema in central Athens returns ahead of schedule with a curated lineup of classics, modern hits, and special tributes celebrating film history under the stars.

A handful of destinations in the east Mediterranean country will be included among the many stops of the luxury “convoy" this summer

Greece is on course for a robust summer tourism season, with early booking data showing a near 15% rise in ferry reservations ahead of the peak travel period, according to figures released by travel platform Ferryscanner. Bookings recorded between Dec. 1, 2025 and March 26, 2026 for travel during June through August 2026 rose 14.8% […]

New seasonal regulations on noise levels come into effect across the country, introducing stricter limits during midday and nighttime hours to protect public peace

Greece enters daylight saving time tomorrow March 29, with clocks moving one hour ahead and staying on summer time until late October.

Greek tourism has not yet been hit by the Middle East conflict, but industry leaders are closely monitoring bookings as uncertainty grows. Analysts say Greece could benefit from redirected travel demand, if the crisis ends soon.

The decision was made during Wednesday's meeting in Athens between Citizens’ Protection Minister Michalis Chrisochoidis and his Serbian counterpart, Internal Affairs Minister Ivica Dacic; Halkidiki and Zakynthos cited

Despite these challenges, Greece’s visitor satisfaction remained exceptionally high at 9.1, outpacing the European average (8.7) and competitors Croatia (9.0), Portugal (8.8), Italy (8.8), and Spain (8.7).

With more than 3 million airline seats booked, Greece turns October into an extension of summer as German and British travelers keep the islands busy and locals plan mountain escapes for the long weekend.

Widespread violations were uncovered across Greece’s tourist hotspots, with Crete and the Peloponnese leading in tax evasion. Hundreds of fines and temporary closures were imposed by the country’s tax authority

AirDNA data show Greece ranked among Europe’s most resilient short-term rental markets, with steady demand despite rising supply

Showers and storms will briefly affect northern and eastern regions on Monday, with temperatures reaching 32°C in Athens before sunnier days return midweek.