Theodore Koumelis

Over 600,000 passengers on 127 cruise ships utilized the port of Piraeus in 1998, according to port authorities. This total includes

The Central Archaeological Council last week gave the go-ahead to begin restoration work on the western frieze of the Parthenon

As of November 1, Lufthansa turns over all of its tarmac handling services at Athens Airport to Goldair Handling. The

The pet passport project being tested by the British Government has been made available for pets in Greece. To qualify

New commission cuts announced by Air France and Northwest/KLM have put travel agents on the war path. After the two airlines

"The 2004 Games' organization is on a good course and on schedule," announced the Athens 2004 Olympic Games' organizing committee,

At least eight European Union companies have forwarded first-phase bids for the ground handling services at the new Athens Airport

Funds from the private tourism sector for the promotion abroad of destination Greece is expected next year from the Hellenic

A fourth international competition for the new Acropolis Museum has been decided upon by Greece's influential Central Archaeological Council. The decision

Nicholas Burns, U.S. Ambassador to Greece, at a recent press conference, announced he expects 500 delegates from 29 European countries