Theodore Koumelis

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

Organizers of Greece's 15th international tourism fair, Philoxenia, November 4-7, have restricted the first two days of this year's fair

Anek Lines of Crete is now in discussions with shipyards for the construction of two new ferry vessels for Dane

Greek private air carriers Aegean Airlines and Air Greece test for air pockets in a possible merger plan. If successful,

As of May 15, 2000, ferry operator Strintzis Lines intends to ply the Italian sea route Brindisi-Ancona. Strintzis is the

Not too long ago Greece was considered the worst country in the European Union for air delays. This summer, however,

Athenians and visitors to the capital have the opportunity on December 31 to see out the old millennium and welcome