Planning a trip in 2025? Popular destinations are raising tourist taxes to manage crowds and fund infrastructure. From Greece's €20 island fee to Amsterdam’s 12.5% hotel tax, here’s what you need to budget for before booking your next vacation.
Henley & Partners has released its 2025 rankings of the top 10 investment migration programs. These programs offer high-net-worth individuals the best routes to secure residency or citizenship through investment.
Dreaming of a global lifestyle for your family? Golden Visa programs offer a pathway to residency or citizenship through investment. Explore 12 countries with family-friendly options in 2025, from Mediterranean escapes to Caribbean paradises.
Greece is facing a significant labor shortage, offering a golden opportunity for foreign workers. With a pressing need for over 300,000 skilled and unskilled workers, the country is actively seeking international talent to fuel its economic growth.
Greece is inviting skilled foreign workers to fill its labor shortages across multiple sectors, including hospitality, healthcare, and agriculture. Learn how to obtain a Greece work permit and seize these job opportunities.
Greece is set to tighten its Golden Visa program with new requirements for foreign investors, including a higher investment threshold and stricter business criteria. Discover what the changes mean for future applicants and how the program benefits residency seekers.
Greece emerged as one of the top Schengen destinations, drawing over 627,000 visa applications. Turkish nationals led the list of applicants, while some countries faced higher rejection rates. This guide covers Greece's visa statistics, rejection trends, and visa types to help travelers navigate the application process.
Golden Visas offer a pathway to residency and citizenship in some of the world's most desirable countries. From the Mediterranean charm of Greece to the business-friendly environment of the UAE, there's a Golden Visa program to suit your needs.
Greece's Golden Visa program has raised its investment threshold to €800,000 for high-demand areas and €400,000 for less-saturated regions. A transitional period allows investors to lock in the lower threshold until December 31, 2024.
Greece introduces new measures to combat overtourism, including a €20 cruise ship levy on Santorini and Mykonos, increased accommodation taxes, and expanded Golden Visa programs to boost the economy.
