Olga Kefalogianni

The great international tourism exhibition World Travel Market (WTM) in London was inaugurated on Tuesday by Minister of Tourism Olga Kefalogianni, as Greece was the honored country at the annual event.

Greece had a strong presence at the exhibition, with 81 Greek co-exhibitors participating in activities at the stand of the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO).

The strengthening of tourism cooperation between Greece and the UK and the repatriation of the Parthenon Sculptures were discussed, among other things, at a meeting between Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni and her British counterpart Sir Chris Bryant at his office in Whitehall.

Talks were held in a very friendly and warm atmosphere, since Bryant is a friend of Greece.

First scene: Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni, wearing black sunglasses, arrives in front of the Evelpidon courthouse. "I ask you to respect my privacy. I have two 3-year-old children, I am only here to shake their hands," she says. Her voice cracks. A few days earlier, she had issued a statement about a crisis in her marriage. She asked for "respect for her privacy."

The judge handling the motions for a temporary restraining order between the reluctant couple, Kefalogianni and Matsas, seems to have chosen a “middle ground” approach when deciding on the temporary custody arrangement for their two minor children.

Olga Kefalogianni has been awarded temporary custody of her children in her legal dispute with composer Minos Matsas.

The former couple had submitted opposing requests for a temporary court order to regulate the custody of their children.

Today, October 21, the legal dispute between Olga Kefalogianni and Minos Matsas continues, as the injunctions filed last Friday are expected to be heard. According to reports, both have filed requests for a temporary order concerning the custody of their young children.

In the film The War of the Roses, Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner play a couple with two children whose divorce turns into a conflict within their home, which they have divided in two.

Olga Kefalogianni arrived at the Evelpidon Courts on Friday afternoon Olga Kefalogianni, for the hearing of the injunction against Minos Matsas.

Outside the entrance of the courts were journalists, to whom the Minister of Tourism spoke very briefly.

The further development prospects of luxury tourism, the challenges, and the important position of Greece in this sector are some of the key issues discussed at the 2nd Luxury Tourism Conference that took place on Santorini last weekend.

“Today is dedicated to all New Democrats – we honor both those present and those absent. The gift New Democracy asks of us on its birthday is to build the future even faster.”

New Democracy returns to its historic headquarters on Rigillis Street to mark 50 years of existence.