22.01.2026
Short-Term Rentals in Greece Show Strong Growth, Eurostat Data Reveal
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22.01.2026
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16.01.2026
14.01.2026
The Greek passport has received significant international recognition after ranking joint second worldwide in the Nomad Capitalist Passport Index 2026. The ranking places Greece alongside Ireland and Romania, just behind Malta, which secured first place. The result reflects Greece’s growing appeal in terms of global mobility, legal stability, and personal freedom—factors that are increasingly important in a world where cross-border living and international flexibility are becoming the norm.
08.01.2026
Greece has once again proven its enduring appeal on the global tourism stage. In 2025, the country was officially voted the best destination for Americans for the fifth consecutive year, according to the prestigious Global Traveler GT Tested Reader Survey Awards. This remarkable achievement highlights Greece’s consistent popularity among U.S. travellers and further strengthens its reputation as a world-class destination, not only for tourism, but also for real estate investment. Greece remains a safe, attractive, and high-value destination to visit, invest in, and potentially call home.
12.12.2025
Greece just gave the world another reason to look its way. Navagio Beach, the famous Shipwreck Beach on Zakynthos, was recently named one of the most “paradise-like” beaches on the planet in a global analysis by U.K. travel experts Kuoni. It also ranked as the No. 1 paradise beach in Greece, a title Greeks already suspected, but now has official confirmation. For anyone considering investing in a holiday home or a coastal property in Greece, this accolade is a reminder of why Greece continues to outperform in tourism, lifestyle rankings, and international buyer interest.
10.12.2025
If your car has Greek plates, you owe road tax (teli kykloforias) for 2026, and the deadline to pay it is 31 December 2025. Everything below explains how the amount is worked out, how to pay, and what to do if you are not using the car. If you own a property in Greece and keep a car here, this is the one piece of yearly admin you cannot skip. The principle is simple: every vehicle with Greek plates pays an annual fee to be legally on the road. It funds road infrastructure and lets the authorities keep track of active vehicles. A car on foreign plates follows entirely different rules, which we cover at the end.
21.11.2025
A new ministerial decision finally unblocks pending Golden Visa applications. Here is what we know:
12.11.2025
Greece’s property market has never looked stronger. According to the U.S. Department of State’s 2025 Investment Climate Statement, the country is entering a new era of economic confidence, digital transformation, and investor-friendly reform. After years of restructuring, Greece is not only back on the investment-grade map; it’s becoming one of Europe’s most promising real estate and property investment destinations. For U.S. and international buyers, this means a safer, faster, and more transparent environment for owning property in one of the Mediterranean’s most desirable locations.
04.11.2025
Tourism in Greece continues to shine in 2025, setting new records in visitor arrivals, travel revenue, and accommodation growth. According to the latest data from the Greek Tourism Confederation (INSETE) and the Bank of Greece, the country remains one of Europe’s top travel destinations, and demand is still climbing. During the first eight months of 2025, both air and land arrivals rose steadily compared with last year. While visitor numbers from the EU remained broadly stable, Greece saw a remarkable increase in non-EU travellers, confirming its growing appeal among long-haul and emerging markets. The country’s global reputation for authentic experiences, natural beauty, and hospitality continues to draw millions from every corner of the world.
03.11.2025
By 2026, the islands of Naxos and Donoussa will welcome visitors of all abilities to their beaches, marking a major step toward inclusivity and sustainable island tourism in Greece. The initiative, titled “Disabled Service Infrastructure on the Beaches of Naxos and Donoussa” is part of the South Aegean 2021–2027 Regional Program. It aims to create beaches that are open, safe, and enjoyable for everyone: residents, families, seniors, and travellers with disabilities. Funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) with a budget of almost €260,000, the project will be implemented by the Municipality of Naxos and Small Cyclades. It reflects a broader regional strategy to ensure accessibility and equality across the South Aegean islands, while promoting Greece as a model for inclusive travel in Europe.








