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More rules for short rentals
Next week the Tourism Ministry is putting up for consultation a bill introducing a framework of regulatory specifications for the operation of apartments and houses as short-term rental accommodation.
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1,500-year-old artifacts smuggled from Türkiye return home
A Byzantine-era oil lamp, seven coins, and a gold medallion dating back to the fourth century have been returned to Türkiye from Switzerland as a result of a cultural property trafficking investigation.
Swiss authorities initiated a probe into cultural heritage smuggling after discovering documents related to the illegal trade.
Hotel owner testifying to prosecutor over gas poisoning incident
The owner of a hotel in Florina, northern Greece, was being questioned by a prosecutor on Monday after 14 guests at his facility were hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty heating system.
Hotel where guests poisoned by gas had been operating illegally, ministry confirms
A hotel in Florina, northern Greece, where 14 guests had to be hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning on Sunday had been cited for licensing violations less than 10 days earlier, the Tourism Ministry confirmed on Monday.
Marios Salmas is now also expelled from New Democracy
Marios Salmas has been expelled from New Democracy after being ousted from the party’s parliamentary group earlier today.
“By decision of Maria Syreggela, the Secretary of the New Democracy Political Committee, Mr. Marios Salmas is expelled from the party,” announced ND headquarters in Piraeus.
The announcement regarding Salmas’ expulsion from ND’s Parliamentary Group stated:
Tourism Ministry responds to reports about spending €18,000 on Persian carpets
The Tourism Ministry has responded to media reports about its spending of almost 18,000 euros on two Persian Nain carpets, saying the items will "contribute to the promotion of the positive image of our country at an international level."
Ancient Lydian necklace returns to Türkiye from US museum
A 2,700-year-old necklace, recovered from the Bintepeler archaeological site in Manisa and smuggled from Türkiye to the United States, has been returned.
The ancient artifact considered a significant piece of Lydian art had been illegally taken decades ago and held in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in Massachusetts.
Ministry working to turn Cappadocia into major wedding destination
The Culture and Tourism Ministry is planning to turn Cappadocia, known for hot balloon rides and fairy chimneys, into a big venue for weddings and honeymoons, hoping to lure visitors from all around the world for such special occasions.
Tourism Ministry focusing on US market to lure more visitors
The Tourism Ministry has been working to attract more American holidaymakers with the aim of luring at least 2.5 million visitors from this large market to Türkiye by 2028.
Tourism Ministry offers assurances over bankrupt German tour operator
Greece is doing everything in its power to assure the return of foreign travelers who came to the country with tour operator FTI, the Tourism Ministry said on Monday, hours after the German firm filed for bankruptcy.