
New Short-Term Rental Law in Greece: How Will It Affect Accommodation Prices and Tourists?
Greece has announced a new law on short-term rentals, which will come into effect on October 1, 2025. Many are wondering what the new law entails.
Will this law affect accommodation prices and tourist offerings?
It is important to emphasize that the law does not affect tourist registered properties (hotels, villas, and apartments with a tourism license), but exclusively private properties rented out for short-term leases through platforms such as Airbnb.
Registered
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Greek islands
By the number of islands Greece is unique in Europe. According to official data, there are 6000 islands on the territory of Greece, of which only 227 are inhabited. The Greek Archipelago takes up 7.500km of the country’s total 16,000km coastline.
Most of the islands are found in the Aegean Sea and are divided into seven groups.
Cyclades are the most famous island group in the Aegean Sea and comprises some of
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Winter time in Greece – where to go?
Little is known that Greece is a fantastic winter destination and has much more to offer than beaches and the sea.
Actually Greece is a mountainous country, it has beautiful mountains and 22 ski centers on them, fantastic mountain villages where tourism is well developed, many mountain lakes and rivers, centuries-old forests. Everything you need for a great wintering.
You can view the list of ski centers in Greece with all the

Traditional Greek Recipes: Grenadine, Liqueurs, and Balsamic from Pomegranate
The pomegranate is one of the oldest and most important fruits in Greece, with deep roots in the history and tradition of this country. Besides being delicious, this fruit carries rich symbolism, associated with fertility, abundance, prosperity, and happiness. Although pomegranate originates from India and Central Asia, it has long become an essential part of Greek culture, present not only in dishes but also in customs and rituals. In this
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Why does Greece celebrate Christmas on December 25th?
Every year, the holiday spirit revives the question: why do Orthodox countries not celebrate Christmas on the same day? Greece, one of the first Christian countries in the Balkans, celebrates Christmas on December 25, even though it is an Orthodox state. Do you know why?
Christmas in the early Christian period
In the early days of Christianity, the date of Christ's birth was not fixed. In Greece, the Epiphany (Theophany) -
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Eliopites: Olive Pies That Bring the Mediterranean to Your Table
If you are in search of a new fasting recipe and you enjoy olives, this Greek pie will delight you. It is called eliopita, a gem of Greek Mediterranean cuisine.
It is particularly popular during fasting, making it ideal for a festive fasting table.
For Greeks, this pie brings back memories of childhood and can also be found in bakeries.
It is prepared very simply, and below the recipe, there is a video
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Transportation to Greece- bus and van
If you are planning to travel to Greece and do not have your own car, you can travel by van or bus.
Van Transport to Greece
In recent years, van transport has become increasingly popular. Depending on the company, this type of transport may include door-to-door service. The ticket price is slightly higher than for bus transport, but the journey is more comfortable. Departures are possible from many cities in Serbia
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Ouzo and tsipouro - national drinks of Greece
It is known that the Greeks know how to enjoy food, drink, music, and life in general. Uzo and tsipouro help them in a more beautiful experience of the world and everyday life.
Uzo and tsipouro are recognized by the EU as Greek national products and are of protected geographical origin.
According to the Greeks, uzo is not just a drink, but a way of life.
Uzo
The island of Lesvos is
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