Basilis Kikilias, Greece's Minister of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy, emphasized the government's ongoing efforts to prevent increases in ferry ticket prices, asserting that for Greek families, such tickets are a necessity rather than a luxury. In a recent interview, he highlighted that despite economic challenges, ferry prices have remained stable for the past two years, reflecting the administration's commitment to affordable maritime transport.
Kikilias also noted significant discounts of up to 42% on high-speed ferries and an increase in funding for non-profitable routes, which he said were important for maintaining accessible travel options for all citizens. The Minister indicated that ensuring safety in maritime operations is also a primary goal of the ministry, with reports showing that over 1,300 safety inspections have been conducted on various types of vessels, including ferries and tourist boats.
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