The relationship between Greece and Turkey has always been complex, marked by historical tension, territorial disputes, and cultural differences. Recently, as the summer tourism season kicked off, this longstanding rivalry faced new pressures, yet it also opened novel pathways for tourism—both countries hope will benefit their economies.
Despite the political strains, travel between Greece and Turkey has shown signs of resilience. Many tourists continue to explore the Greek islands, with Santorini and Mykonos remaining top destinations, drawing visitors not only from Europe but from Turkey as well. According to data from the Greek tourism board, approximately 1.5 million Turkish tourists visited Greece last year, resulting…
