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Home » AIRLINE NEWS » Greece Debuts Pioneering MBA In Air Transport Management, Drawing Expertise From The UK, Canada, Germany, And Beyond Published on November 12, 2025Greece is taking a bold step in revolutionizing the air transport industry with the launch of its pioneering MBA in Air Transport Management. This innovative program aims to blend global expertise, drawing on the knowledge and experience from leading countries such as the UK, Canada, and Germany, among others. By incorporating best practices from these aviation hubs, Greece is positioning itself as a key player in the future of air transport education, providing students with world-class insights and skills to excel in this rapidly evolving field.Two prominent Greek universities have joined forces to offer a groundbreakin...

Home » Greece » Tourism Powerhouse Greece: Record-Breaking Satisfaction Rating Proves Why It’s Europe’s Ultimate Hotspot! Published on November 12, 2025Greece has once again proven to be a leading destination in European tourism, delivering exceptional experiences for its visitors. The country’s tourism satisfaction levels soared to an impressive 9.1/10 in the summer of 2025, outshining the European average of 8.7. Despite facing a dip in its online reputation due to environmental setbacks, Greece continues to draw in travelers, with regions and cultural experiences receiving praise across the board.Greece’s reputation has long been synonymous with spectacular landscapes, rich culture, and delectable cuisine. However, the summer of 2025 posed unique challenges. Devastating wildfires, flo...

Greece is moving forward with a series of large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) investments valued at up to €3.6 billion (~$4.2 billion), as the country positions itself to build a national CO2 management network connecting heavy industry with offshore storage under the Aegean Sea.Energean subsidiary EnEarth has launched a tender for drilling two wells at the Prinos site near Kavala, marking a key step toward establishing Greece’s first offshore CO2 storage facility. The €1.2 billion (~$1.4 billion) project, supported by €270 million ($313 million) from the EU Innovation Fund, is expected to begin drilling in early 2026 pending environmental and permitting approvals from the Ministry of Environment and Energy. “Soil carbon credits should stay in the food value | RSS.comSetting up th...

Greece, N.Y. — With Thanksgiving just two weeks from tomorrow, the gift of generosity is needed for local families.The Fill an Ambulance food drive started in Greece on Wednesday at the Lakeshore Fire Station and will be at other firehouses across town on certain days through November 23.Anyone can stop by and donate non-perishable food for families in need.“There's a surplus of need everywhere,” said Audrey Kinsella of Monroe Ambulance. “There's kind of a lot of food drives going on, so we're fully supporting that as well. We would love to see people come out here and give in any way they can just spreading the word and spreading the love this season.”The next food drive is Thursday from noon until 2 p.m. at the Barnard Fire House on Dewey Avenue.RELATED: Foodlink and Red Wings team up fo...

[Reuters] Greece faces reduced funding from the European Union due to delays in paying 2024 agricultural subsidies, officials said.  The government was required to settle obligations to farmers by June 30, 2025, under EU rules. An updated action plan for restructuring the country’s agricultural payment agency, ΟPEKEPE, submitted six days ago, is currently under review by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development (DG AGRI). Commission officials stressed the evaluation of the plan is not linked to 2025 subsidy payments. Commissioner Christophe Hansen, ahead of a visit to Athens, said there is no direct connection between the revised plan and payments to farmers, noting that EU member-states are respons...

The Greek “CHAOS” team triumphed at the international competition in the US. Credit: School of Chemical Engineering/NTUA The “CHAOS” team from the School of Chemical Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) in Greece has secured the first-place prize at the annual global Chem-E-Car Competition. The event took place in Boston, USA, on November 2, 2025, as part of the prestigious 2025 American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Annual Meeting, a conference held annually in the United States. Record precision wins team from Greece first place at Chem-E-Car Competition Competing against 53 teams from around the world, the NTUA team achieved a spectacular performance with their chemically or electrically powered miniature vehicle, known as a “chem-e-car.” The c...

Home » EUROPE » Greece Unites Portugal, Italy, France, United Kingdom in Boosting Luxury Cruise Tourism with Ultra Rich Small Ships, Here is What You Need To Know Published on November 13, 2025By: Tuhin SarkarGreece is quickly emerging as the central hub, uniting Portugal, Italy, France, and the United Kingdom in boosting luxury cruise tourism. This rising trend is revolutionising the cruise tourism industry, especially with the growing presence of ultra-rich small ships that are redefining the way luxury travel is experienced.These small ships are offering exclusive, bespoke itineraries across Europe, with Greece taking the lead in this transformation. As luxury cruise tourism expands, destinations like Portugal, Italy, France, and the UK are becoming integral parts of the journey, crea...

Published on November 12, 2025Greece has once again proven itself as a leading global tourist destination by securing multiple prestigious awards at the 2025 Travvy Awards held in the United States. The country’s tourism sector has been recognised for its outstanding appeal, reinforcing its position as a top choice for travellers from around the world. The recent accolades will not only enhance Greece’s global image but also play a significant role in boosting tourism, particularly in the Mediterranean and cruise sectors.At the prestigious event, which took place on November 6, 2025, at the Fort Lauderdale Convention Center in Florida, Greece took home Gold in two key categories: “Best Destination – Mediterranean” and “Best Cruise Destination – Europe.” Additionally, the country claimed Si...

A huge Greek flag is being unfolded at the port of Chios to commemorate the liberation of the Greek island. Credit: Politis Chios On Wednesday, Greece’s island of Chios is marking a significant historical milestone: the 113th anniversary of its liberation from centuries of Ottoman rule during the First Balkan War in 1912. While the complete campaign took several weeks, November 12th (according to the old Julian calendar) is recognized as the pivotal day when Greek forces initiated the successful operation to seize control of the island. The campaign of 1912 on Chios The liberation of Chios was a vital step in Greece’s broader strategy to secure the islands of the eastern Aegean from the disintegrating Ottoman Empire. The main Greek amphibious force, led by Colonel Nikolaos Delagrammatikas...

Home » GERMANY TRAVEL NEWS » Greece’s Railway Modernisation: A Boost for Tourism with Smoother Journeys and Scenic Routes Published on November 12, 2025Greece is embarking on a major project to overhaul its railway network, and it’s set to revolutionise the way tourists travel across the country. With a €90 million investment into modernisation, this project promises to offer both locals and visitors a smoother, faster, and more reliable travel experience. This upgrade is expected to play a crucial role in boosting tourism, providing easier access to Greece’s rich history, picturesque landscapes, and iconic cities.Tourists will benefit from a comprehensive rail upgrade that includes new signalling systems, track improvements, and electrification. A key element of this modernisation is th...