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What if paradise could be sustainable, too?

Welcome to , a small Dodecanese island making a big impact. As the world's first certified zero-waste island, Tilos is proving that responsible travel and island life can go hand in hand.

🌿 Would you visit a zero-waste island?
https://www.visitgreece.gr/islands/dodecanese/tilos/

624 reasons to pack your swimsuit. 🏖️

Greece ranked 2nd in the world in the 2026 Blue Flag programme, with hundreds of award-winning beaches waiting to be explored.

✨ Which one will you dive into first?
https://www.visitgreece.gr/blog/visit-greece/1541/blue-flags-2026/

📍 Agios Prokopios, Naxos

Looking for a different kind of island escape? 💙
combines pristine beaches, charming villages, and one of the largest marine protected areas in Europe.

✨ Discover the island where nature and the Aegean come together in perfect harmony.
https://www.visitgreece.gr/islands/sporades/alonnisos/

How did Greece become one of the world's most beloved destinations?

On the island of , the exhibition “Advertising Greece: The Early Days of Greek Tourism” invites visitors to explore the artworks and campaigns that inspired travellers from around the world to dream of Greece.

From pre-war elegance to the optimism of the 1960s, discover how design helped tell the story of a destination unlike any other.

📆 Until 31.10.2026
📍 LAZAROS KOUNDOURIOTIS HISTORICAL MANSION
https://www.visitgreece.gr/events/exhibition/advertising-greece-the-early-days-of-greek-tourism-2026/

🖼 The exhibition is held under the auspices of the Greek National Tourism Organisation

1. Knossos, Crete [The Blue bird Fresco]. Poster, published by the Tourist Department of Greece, 1947.
2. Aegean Seacoasts. Composition: Periklis Vyzantios. Poster, published by the Tourist Department of Greece, 1948.
3. A Mole (dockyard). Composition: P. Tetsis. Poster, published by the Tourist Department of Greece, 1948.