REIMAGINE TOURISM IN GREECE

Greece in the ‘red zone’ of coastal erosion, warns expert
ENVIRONMENT

Greece has lost some 250 square kilometers of its beaches in the past 30 years and will see even more of its coastline being swallowed up by rising sea levels, Costas Synolakis, a preeminent authority on the impact of natural hazards, has warned.


A design for life
IMAGES

Fifteen years after its controversial debut at the foot of the Acropolis, the Acropolis Museum, a 226,000-square foot structure of glass and concrete designed by Swiss-American architect Bernard Tschumi, has seen the debate over its design quiet down to near-universal acceptance.


Five priorities for tourism
TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

Infrastructure, destination management, investment and competitiveness, employment, and sustainability are the five central priorities for the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE).


Greece must reform to protect tourism, ombudsman says
ECONOMY

Greece needs to reduce rampant construction and protect water resources and coastal areas if it wants to maintain a healthy tourism industry across its mountainous mainland and beach-lined islands, the country’s ombudsman said in a report on Thursday.

Preveza a destination of choice for Serbians
ECONOMY

Preveza has become a tourist attraction for Serbians. According to Leonidas Argyros, deputy mayor of tourism for Preveza, during a recent visit by Serbian journalists organized by CK Strategies, tourist flows from Serbia to Greece increased by 15% in 2023.



Saving Greece’s vernacular architecture, stone by stone
EUROPA NOSTRA AWARDS

An itinerant workshop of builders, architects, engineers and others specializing in traditional construction methods and materials are among this year’s recipients of the prestigious Europa Nostra heritage awards for their work in restoring vestiges of Greece’s vernacular infrastructure and architecture.


Another tough summer lies ahead – it won’t be the last
OPINION

The real question for the Mediterranean and, by extension, Greece, is not whether the coming summer will be hotter than last year’s, but whether it will be cooler than the previous one. If, that is, the increasingly high temperatures that have been recorded for several years in a row represent a passing climate disturbance or are a systematic trend.

Day limit for short-term rentals
PROPERTY

The government’s decision to expand interventions in the short-term rental market, especially in Athens, seems definitive, following the new statements Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis made on Wednesday.