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The Greek Ministry of Tourism has announced changes to the "Tourism for All" program for the years 2026-2027, aimed at broadening the eligibility criteria for beneficiaries. Significant adjustments include an increase in income thresholds, allowing more middle-class households to participate. This initiative is part of a strategy to support families in Greece and enhance access to tourism services.
For the first time, individuals with disabilities who have a disability rate of 67% or higher will be included without any income limits. The program will also prioritize support for large families and emphasize promoting rural tourism destinations. The implementation of the updated program will occur in two phases, with the official publication of the relevant Joint Ministerial Decision (ΚΥΑ) marking the start of the process.
The adjustments are designed to make the program more inclusive and flexible, fostering greater engagement in domestic tourism across diverse demographics. As the Ministry of Tourism continues to roll out these changes, the goal remains to promote sustainable tourism and economic growth within the sector.
19 June
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