🌿 Meteora–Pyli UNESCO Global Geopark: Where Nature, Heritage & Sustainable Growth Meet! 🇬🇷

Discover a remarkable destination in the heart of Greece, where spectacular geological formations, rich cultural heritage and authentic local traditions come together.

📍 Spanning 2,410 km², the Meteora–Pyli Geopark extends from the iconic rocks of Meteora and Theopetra to Aspropotamos, Pyli and Paleokarya, revealing a wealth of natural and cultural treasures.

✨ Explore what makes this region unique:
🪨 21 impressive geological formations
🕳️ 6 fascinating caves
⛪ 7 remarkable religious monuments
🥾 32 trails through breathtaking landscapes
🌿 Rich biodiversity, archaeological sites and living cultural traditions
🍯 Authentic local gastronomy and opportunities for sustainable tourism

More than a destination, the Meteora–Pyli Geopark is a vision for connecting nature, heritage and local entrepreneurship while creating new opportunities for sustainable growth and community development.

🌍 The Great Chimera Sets Sail for International Audiences!

ERT’s international co-production The Great Chimera, the television adaptation of M. Karagatsis’s iconic novel, is expanding its global reach with new distribution deals across major international markets.

The series has secured broadcast agreements in the United States, through Global Series Network (GSN) for Walter Presents; Australia, via SBS; Italy, via RAI; Spain, via RTVE; Iceland, via RÚV; and Israel, via HOT.

And the journey is far from over, with further negotiations underway for additional international deals.

✨ A landmark Greek literary work is reaching audiences around the world, bringing the power of Greek storytelling to the international stage.

🇬🇷 Greece and UNESCO Deepen Cooperation on Sustainable Cultural Tourism

Greece’s Minister of Tourism, Mrs Olga Kefalogianni, was welcomed yesterday at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris by H.E. Mr Khaled El-Enany, Director-General of UNESCO, and H.E. Mr Nayef Al-Fayez, Assistant Director-General for Culture.

The meetings were attended by H.E. Mr Giorgos Koumoutsakos, Greece’s Permanent Representative to UNESCO, while the Minister was accompanied by Mrs Vasiliki Koutsoukou, Secretary-General for Tourism Policy and Development.