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RevPAR in Greek hotels surged by an impressive 14.9%—the sharpest increase across the countries studied—while occupancy rose by 9.8%

Relevant authorities this year are also using AI this season to scan satellite photos of beaches and coastal areas

Their mobilization coincides with the summer holiday season—typically a peak period for vehicle maintenance and rentals—potentially disrupting services at a critical time.

Their exits come on the heels of a dramatic political fallout a day earlier, when Migration and Asylum Minister Makis Voridis, along with four deputy ministers, resigned

While the U.S. talks remain unresolved, the EU has approved – but not yet imposed – tariffs on €21 billion in American goods and is considering an additional €95 billion package

According to officials from Barnes International Reality this week, Athens posted the second biggest increase in terms of attractive destinations for buying property

It upgraded Metlen’s shares to €60, up from a previous estimate of €49, citing the group’s strategic moves and sustained growth momentum in the energy and metals sectors.

The average daily price for an Airbnb in Greece now stands at 220 euros, highlighting the country’s continued appeal despite rising costs.

Sources at the Greek Foreign Ministry say “Greece is not afraid to exercise its own sovereign rights.”

According to a report in “The Times of Israel”, hackers reportedly close to Israel successfully targeted Nobitex, billed as Iran’s largest cryptocurrency exchange

The tourism sector is expected to create 1.1 million jobs by 2035 and contribute €58.2 billion to the Greek economy.

The lowest annual inflation rates in the European Union were recorded in Cyprus (0.4%), France (0.6%), and Ireland (1.4%), according to the latest Eurostat data.

As announced, design studies are expected to be completed by the end of 2025, with the project set for delivery by late 2026

One standout success story is Hack The Box, a globally recognized cybersecurity training and simulation platform headquartered in Greece.

A sharp drop in domestic demand has left nearly 40% to 50% of this year’s harvest unsold, creating a surplus that is placing intense pressure on producers.

A sharp drop in domestic demand has left nearly 40% to 50% of this year’s harvest unsold, creating a surplus that is placing intense pressure on producers.

A new round of funding set at 14.2 million euros enables Greek wine producers to reach out to new markets.

Cyprus confirmed as first buyer; Sweden, Norway, Germany show strong interest

Despite the work stoppage, the union says it has provided the necessary personnel to maintain basic rail services for essential needs