Greece's island airports are undergoing significant renovations and upgrades, and will remain closed for extended periods during the off-peak season. Athens Airport is also undergoing renovations
Greek celebration: the airport in Athens continues to break records, marking an 8% increase in international passenger traffic and 6.5% in total traffic since the start of the year
Indigo Airlines announces its first destination with the long-range Airbus A321XLR narrow-body aircraft
Metro lines, trams, and buses will now run through the night every weekend, boosting safety, tourism, and Athens’s appeal as a modern European capital
After wounded soldiers and travelers had to give up their dream of driving abroad, Ofran launches a groundbreaking initiative: an accessible car for rent from Athens Airport, equipped with a dedicated lift and special control system, rented at a regular price to provide freedom and accessibility for all Israeli travelers
Athens Airport releases an update for the first half of 2025, indicating that 15.1 million passengers passed through, marking significant growth compared to the first half of 2024. What can we expect in the second half?
Visitors to the popular destination take note: The heat wave sweeping across Greece continues unabated and has intensified with temperatures now predicted to reach 43 degrees. Athens is expected to hit 41-42 degrees. The Greek government has released special public warnings and announced the closure of popular tourist sites
Bucharest will also approach 40°C. Larnaca will measure 37°C, Malta 36°C, Rome 34°C. Greece issues official weather warning for citizens and tourists
Heatwave Persists Across Europe
Greek transport ministry launches pilot for 24/7 weekend public transport. All details and train frequency
