Articles tagged “greece”

Greece is counting on its tourism boom to financially support future disaster relief efforts.

About two-thirds of European destinations remain below their pre-pandemic number of international tourist arrivals, according to the European Travel Commission’s quarterly report released Tuesday. The report covered the first nine…

TUI is acutely aware that its holiday package tours could be prone to seasonality shifts, as the group has just had to deal with the impact of severe weather warnings and wildfires. Despite all this and rising prices, travel demand from its main markets remains strong.

A new initiative in Greece is enabling wheelchair users access to hundreds of beaches thanks to an innovative remote controlled accessibility system, as per The Greek Reporter.

While a surge in air traffic in the world’s third-largest aviation market led to record jet orders, Go First's bankruptcy made lessors apprehensive about India.

Aegean Airlines performed well last quarter, helped by strong Greek tourism. It now sounds bullish about the upcoming summer peak. New planes should help too.

Who didn't fly to Greece for vacation this summer?

The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation has acquired a majority stake in Sani/Ikos Group, a luxury beach resort group in the Mediterranean, for an undisclosed amount.

Europeans couldn't get enough of Greece this summer. That was good news for Aegean Airlines.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at the travel industry’s latest innovators, Turkey and Greece’s Aegean squabble, and human trafficking in hotels.