Greece Is

Discover all that Greece has to offer in one convenient place. Our platform highlights the country's stunning destinations, rich culture, fascinating history, memorable experiences, and vibrant creativity, capturing both its intriguing past and dynamic present. Whether you are a sophisticated traveler wanting to explore deeper or a tourism professional seeking insights, this is your go-to resource. We provide a strong print and online medium to promote various products and services, reaching a diverse audience through an appealing and practical website, as well as an extensive print distribution network. Our publications are found in key locations, including major tourist attractions like the Acropolis Museum, important archaeological sites, select hotels, embassies, and branches of the Greek National Tourism Organization worldwide. You can also find them at the Press Point of Athens International Airport and municipal information centers. GREECE IS magazines are distributed alongside the International New York Times in Greece and Cyprus and to subscribers of Kathimerini’s Sunday Edition, one of Greece's top newspapers. Our publications not only highlight various destinations but also dive into specific areas of Greek expertise, such as Democracy, Gastronomy, Wine, Shipping, the Olympic Games, and much more. With contributions from a team of skilled local and international journalists, respected authors, knowledgeable bloggers, and curious insiders, we deliver valuable insights, fresh perspectives, and accurate information, all presented in a vibrant and diverse style. GREECE IS is eager to build partnerships and share our expertise with tourism professionals looking to enhance their offerings, market their services, or join our distribution network. We also invite your feedback on how we can improve and grow together.

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Is Olive Oil Really Better for Us Than Other Plant Oils?

Jan 15, 2025 | greece-is.com | Lisa Radinovsky

Growing up in China, Frank Hu followed a traditional Asian diet. Now the chair of the Department of Nutrition at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Hu researches the benefits of extra virgin olive oil and the traditional Mediterranean diet and enjoys a fusion of Asian and Mediterranean cuisines.
Art Meets Heritage: The West Wall Collective's Impact on Thessaloniki

Jan 14, 2025 | greece-is.com | Amber Charmei

Time had long forgotten this quiet corner of the city, but it has since become one of the most intriguing contemporary destinations in Thessaloniki. Tucked behind the Byzantine walls, just steps away from the city’s bustle, lies a serene pocket of urban life near the Church of Aghioi Apostoloi (“Holy Apostles”). The area contains apartment buildings, auto supply shops, a few bakeries, cafés, a florist and a taverna.
"They Are Waiting for You Every Day": Caring for the Stray Cats of Athens

Dec 5, 2024 | greece-is.com | Alexi Friedman

A dozen cats darted out of the eastern gates of the Acropolis, then scurried behind a familiar figure pulling a shopping cart. Kefalopoulou, co-founder of Athens-based stray cat welfare organization Nine Lives Greece, warmly greeted each one by name, ladling out portions of food to Betty, Museum and Handsome, Scarface, Carrot, Risotto and the others. Then her eyes lit up at the sight of one fluffy customer with thick brown-and-white fur.
Looking Ahead to Summer at AFW35

Nov 25, 2024 | greece-is.com | Amber Charmei

As the city gears up for Christmas, the fashion world looks ahead to Athens Fashion Week #35, showcasing bold designs and urban sophistication in the Port of Piraeus. A world away from the polished neoclassical elegance of the Zappeion – the venue for AFW’s spring shows – the Petrini Apothiki (stone warehouse) brought a raw, industrial energy. Nestled amid the bustling port, the space buzzed with life, offering an eclectic backdrop.
Tsarouchis Sets New Record

Nov 22, 2024 | greece-is.com | Amber Charmei

At the recent Greek Sale at Bonhams Cornette de Saint Cyr in Paris, Yannis Tsarouchis’ "Jeune homme posant comme Eros avec une chaise anglaise" reached a new milestone for the artist worldwide. The excitement surrounding this season’s Greek Sale at Bonhams was palpable, as Greek art continues to rise in prominence on the international market.
A New Record for Modern Greek Art?

Nov 12, 2024 | greece-is.com | Amber Charmei

Bonhams' Greek Sale presents iconic modern Greek art, with high-value works highlighting Greece's cultural and historical legacy. One of the season’s most dynamic Greek art events took place during November. From 4-7 November, works featured in international auction house Bonhams’ Greek Sale will be on view in a mansion at 36 Amalias. The works will then travel to Paris for another exclusive preview before the auction on November 20.
The Future of Greek Philoxenia

Oct 22, 2024 | greece-is.com | Amber Charmei

Greece continues to welcome visitors in record numbers. With over 30 million visitors in 2023 and an increase of arrivals of 16% in the first quarter of 2024 according to the Ministry of Tourism, there’s a lot to talk about. The Hotel Experience event, the largest hospitality forum so far, brought together 4,000 visitors in person and an additional 3,000 online for a series of engaging discussions.
How an American Businessman Ended Up in Amyntaio Making Wine

Oct 4, 2024 | greece-is.com | Meropi Papadopoulou

A close friendship brought David Wittig from New York to Greece. A certain audacity emboldened him to venture into a business sector he did not know but whose products he loved. From this, Noema Winery was born. How and why an American businessman with no family ties to Greece found himself in the uplands of Amyntaio producing wines was intriguing to me.
The Katakouzenos House Museum and the Legacy of Mid-Century Athens

Sep 19, 2024 | greece-is.com | Amber Charmei

“There was always music and joy in the Katakouzenos house. This was the salon of Athens, drawing together the painters, the poets, everyone in the world of the arts. Leto would play the piano. They danced; they sang.
An Olympian Challenge: Keeping the "Baseball Dream" Alive in Greece

Aug 26, 2024 | greece-is.com | Alexi Friedman

Improbably, Greece fielded a baseball team to compete at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, where more than a few mystified locals in attendance could be seen cheering wildly at foul balls and soft popups to the infield. They could be forgiven because most Greeks had no experience with the sport, which was as hard to find as an open supermarket on a Sunday. Baseball, essentially, did not exist in Greece.