08.01.2024
This data is from FlightConnections.com. This data specifically refers to locations with direct flights to Thessaloniki, where Greece’s second-biggest airport is located. We cover direct flights to Athens (Greece’s largest airport) in a separate article. Note that some routes are subject to change since the time of publishing.
This data is from FlightConnections.com. This data specifically refers to locations with direct flights to Thessaloniki, where Greece’s second-biggest airport is located. We cover direct flights to Athens (Greece’s largest airport) in a separate article. Note that some routes are subject to change since the time of publishing.
Compared to Athens, some areas of Greece are more accessible by flying to Thessaloniki. The beautiful regions of Epirus, Thessaly, and Evros in northern Greece are easily accessible from Thessaloniki. The northern Aegean islands of Thassos, Skopelos, Skiathos, and Chios are also possible to reach when flying to Thessaloniki.
You can fly to Greece with Eurowings. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in September.
You can fly to Greece with Austrian (Star Alliance) or Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance), Transavia, and TUI Fly.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance), Sky Express, and Wizz Air.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair or SAS (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Transavia.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with easyJet and Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance) or Eurowings.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Eurowings or Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance) or Eurowings.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with with Aegean (Star Alliance) or Lufthansa (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance) and Eurowings.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance) or Lufthansa (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance) or Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance) or Eurowings.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair or Wizz Air.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance), EL AL and Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Transavia.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that starts in June and ends in August.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair, Tarom (SkyTeam) and Wizz Air Malta.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Air Serbia.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Ryanair or SAS (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with easyJet. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in August.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Swiss (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that starts in June and ends in October.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Aegean (Star Alliance) or Swiss (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Turkish Airlines (Star Alliance).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Jet2.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with British Airways (Oneworld). This is a seasonal route that starts in June and ends in September.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with British Airways (Oneworld) or easyJet.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with British Airways (Oneworld).
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Jet2 or Ryanair.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with easyJet or Jet2.
You can fly to Thessaloniki with Jet2. This is a seasonal route that starts in May and ends in October.
01.10.2026
After several years of rapid price increases, Greece’s housing market is showing signs of a more moderate pace in 2026. But the slowdown is not appearing in all segments in the same way. Holiday homes and newly built properties continue to attract strong demand internationally, while in the broader residential property market price growth is beginning to slow.
17.09.2026
Property transactions in Greece involve specific legal and administrative requirements, including notarial formalities, seller paperwork, and detailed documentation, which may differ from those in other European markets. For international sellers, these rules, combined with language barriers and local bureaucracy, can create delays or legal risk if not handled correctly, which is why professional legal and real estate support is often essential. The process of selling a property in Greece can be pretty straightforward once you pick a team of experts to assist you. However, as there are differences between countries and cultures, owners from abroad need to have a clear overview of what to expect. That said, with this guide, we aim to respond clearly and plainly to all the questions we often receive.
04.09.2026
Selling property in Greece starts with understanding the market, preparing the right legal documents, setting a realistic asking price, and following the country’s notarial and tax procedures. Greek property continues to attract international buyers from Europe and the USA, especially in established coastal destinations such as Crete, the Ionian Islands, and the Peloponnese. For foreign owners selling a home, villa, or holiday property in Greece, understanding who is buying can be a practical first step when preparing a sale. Many international buyers are seeking holiday homes in Greece from countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom, alongside non-EU nationals exploring residency opportunities through current Greek investment migration programs. There is also a share of demand that comes from Greek expatriates returning to buy in their home country.
01.09.2026
Crete is already one of the Mediterranean’s most loved island destinations, but its future looks even brighter. As construction of the new Kastelli Airport enters its final phase, the island is preparing for one of the most important infrastructure upgrades in its history.
13.07.2026
Moving your life to Crete is entirely achievable, and it's open to anyone in principle. What changes is the process: your nationality, how long you intend to stay, and your personal circumstances all play a part. Emigrating to Crete is possible, though it means navigating visa rules, residency permits, and legal obligations that differ significantly between EU and non-EU citizens. EU nationals benefit from freedom of movement, while non-EU citizens typically face more paperwork and longer processing times.
02.07.2026
International investors have been paying closer attention to Greece for a few years now. Keeping up this pace, new survey data shows just how far that attention has grown. Greece has moved into first place among institutional investors targeting hospitality assets in Europe. More specifically, it has overtaken Italy, Spain, and France, the countries that traditionally led this ranking.
24.06.2026
Greece remains one of Europe's most rewarding places to own a property and let it out, and the latest short-term rental rules do little to change that, as the new limits are targeted. More specifically, they focus on the busiest central districts of Athens and Thessaloniki, while the islands, the coast, and the wider market stay open.
21.05.2026
I bought a home in Greece (or I'm fantasizing about buying one), and I want to rent it out. What does it take to rent out a home in Greece? What taxes will I pay, and what income can I expect? Can I hire someone to assist me in renting out my home in Greece? In this comprehensive guide, we share everything you need to know about renting out a home in Greece, including legal requirements, market insights, and practical tips.
