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Experts share how travel to Greek islands will be impacted by seismic activity

As a swarm of earthquakes continues to rattle the Aegean Sea, the Greek government has declared a state of emergency on four islands.

Australian tourists drive growth in Greece’s tourism sector

Tourism from Australia to Greece has shown a strong recovery, with Australian visitors staying longer and spending more than other markets.

Skopelos unveiled: Where natural beauty meets Hollywood fame

Skopelos is unlike most Greek islands. This is not a cliché, but a fact you can only truly understand by visiting the island yourself. 

Greek and Australian passports among the most powerful in 2025

Greece and Australia are tied for 6th position in the ranking of the world's most powerful passports according to the Henley Passport Index.

Long-awaited Thessaloniki Metro opens with driverless trains

Thessaloniki’s metro system officially opened on Saturday, introducing driverless trains to Greece’s second-largest metropolitan area.

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Greek language at the United Nations: A step towards global recognition

Since last April, a noble effort had begun for the UN member-states to recognise an International Day for the Greek Language.

Israeli connection and Cyprus

The island of Cyprus is going through major transformations, political, social, economic and cultural dimensions.

Inheritance and joint bank accounts in Greece

The inheritance Laws that are applicable in Greece are exclusively related with assets that are located in Greece.

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