AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoStudent Access & AI Culture: Cyprus’s Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit 2026 (“AI Wars”) returns Oct. 14 in Nicosia, with free admission for students who register online. Coffee as Lifestyle: Athens Coffee Festival 2026 hits Technopolis Sept. 26–28, mixing tastings and coffee culture with DJ sets and comedy. Tourism Beyond Summer: Santorini pushes to extend the season with Volcanoes 2026 celebrations and a Giorgos Dalaras concert, while also adapting to shifting visitor spending and markets. Travel Rules That Hit Greece: A post-Brexit ETIAS digital travel authorisation is set to affect entry to Greece and about 30 other countries, with a €20 fee for eligible travellers. Air Travel Milestone: Greece’s airports topped 60 million passengers in the first eight months of 2026, up 4.5% year on year. Climate & Kids: New research warns European children will face far more extreme fire weather than earlier generations, with the Mediterranean hit hardest. Greek Music & Cyprus Concerts: Kostas Hatzis and Daniela team up for concerts in Paphos and Larnaca on Oct. 5–6. Diaspora Culture: Melbourne’s Greek-Australian “Antipodes” magazine wins an “Elaia Kotinos” award at Patras, celebrating 52 years of Greek-language publishing.
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