Regional units of Greece

During an event that was organized by Google to announce the expansion of its innovative "Grow Greek Tourism Online" program, the powerful company released interesting data with regard to the way travelers worldwide research their trips.

According to the data presented by Google, most travelers that search Greek destinations online come from UK, Germany and USA.

In Mykonos?

According to ANSAmed Greek Elafonissi beach, near Hania on Crete island, has ranked among the world’s top 10 beaches, as shown by a recent survey conducted by international travel website

Greece offers relaxation for people suffering from health ailments. Ancient visitors flocked to these places in antiquity, and they are just as popular today.

We all know Santorini, Mykonos and Crete, but the Telegraph decided to cast the spotlight on Greece's least populated Greek islands that are unpopular and where "transport may well be a donkey rather than a taxi or bus."

Castellorizo, a cluster of brightly-colored villas
The island has a population of just 492 people and lies 800 meters from the Turkish coast.

Although it is mostly known for its amazing beaches and its idyllic islands, Greece is also a popular winter destination, as a survey conducted recently byTrivago shows.

Municipal authorities in Athens, Piraeus, Thessaloniki and other cities around Greece on Monday night opened dozens of emergency shelters as temperatures across the country slid into the single digits, with forecasts expecting the cold snap to persist through Thursday.

In an article that praises Greece and everything this beautiful country has to offer, Lonely Planet presents the ten experiences no one should miss during their first visit to Greece.

Hellenic Seaways Company announced on Thursday that the Nissos Mykonos ferry will run an additional service that will include stops at the islands of Samos and Fournoi, until the damage in the engines of the Mytilene ferry is repaired at the end of February.

Experts on Wednesday continued assessing the damage done by flash floods in Epirus, northwestern Greece, over the last few days.

By Wednesday afternoon they had recorded damage to 329 buildings, 229 of which are homes, in Arta. Another 43 buildings, of which 16 are homes, were damaged in Ioannina.