The Ministry returns to hotel-based vocational education, restoring former state-owned Xenia hotels into training hubs.
The Catholic Basilica of St. Dionysius the Areopagite becomes the first church in Greece to install card payment system for donations.
Restrictions will apply daily from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. from June to September across several municipalities on the Athenian Riviera and are aimed at enhancing safety.
Public services will receive their evaluation scores and feedback directly, fostering a system of accountability and continuous improvement.
Demonstrations have been planned in all major Greek cities for May Day 2025; seafarers and pensioners join broader labor movement.
The assailants shot the man, believed to be connected to the Greek Mafia, in broad daylight outside a highly frequented medical center in Halandri.
Persistent rains and cooler conditions expected in Athens, Thessaloniki into the weekend.
The new municipal unit will ensure compliance to zoning laws, curb noise, and address tourist rental issues starting from the Plaka district.
The project is set to contribute to the further development of Greece’s film industry and establish Drama as an audiovisual hub in the region.
Greek authorities are ramping up inspections as road accidents claim three lives in the last week.
Children, women, and single-parent families were hit hardest in 2024, with highest rates in Northern and Central Greece.
The Greek language is now honored with an UNESCO day on February 9, honoring Greece's national poet Dionysios Solomos.
Traffic has been diverted creating significant congestion toward Western Macedonia, as large numbers of Greeks have departed Athens ahead of the Easter holiday.
The Kalamaria line opening has been moved to February 2026 with the main line to temporarily shut for final works.
The Greek Tourism Ministry is aiming to tap into new markets such as India, the UAE, China, as well as increase its share in the US West Coast.
Athens must plan like Barcelona to avoid an overtourism crisis, said the mayor, adding that the city is expecting some 10 million travelers this year.
Publisher, author, and racer, Kavvathas shaped Greece's automotive culture and raised awareness for road safety.
The Greek Development Ministry encourages consumers to use e-katanalotis aiming to ease burden of rising food prices.
The majority of reported incidents in 2024 concerned verbal and physical violence or harassment with all reports involving male perpetrators.
Authenticity, cultural heritage, and genuine experiences at the center of Santorini's new promotional campaign.