Protocol of Collaboration was signed by the Greek Minister of Culture and Tourism Mr Pavlos Geroulanos and the Vice-president of National Tourism authority of China and head of Chinese delegation, Mr Jiang Du, concerning mutual actions in the tourist sector and exchange of know-how in the sector of tourist education and training.
Both sides agreed to encourage the direct air link of two countries and to strengthen the collaborations of tourist businessmen, cultural institutions, and journalistic missions.
Also contribute to the creation of tourist sustainable growth via the exchange of most optimal practices in the sector of Special and Alternative forms of tourism.
The Chinese delegation showed particular interest of attendance in the “Crossroad of Cultures 2013” in Thessalonica where the honored country will be China which committed to strengthen the institution with important presence.
Special attention was given to the efforts of Greek state to facilitate the Chinese visitors at the visa process.
The Easytraveller Team
Hi Apostolos:
Nice to hear from you again…
Your service is good and also i like your arrangement and the transfer.
However i really not like the short hours in Santorini. It is not enough to explore Fira and Oia with only 2 hours. I really hope that the Cruise will revise the number of hours stay in Santorini, so that tourist will not be so rush.
Definitely I will recommend my friends for your tour 🙂
Thanks and regards
Lee
Malaysia
12 October 2010 is the 2,500th anniversary of the Battle of Marathon at the end of which the runner soldier ran from Marathon to Athens to announce the victory of the Athenians at the Battle of Marathon and once he made it, died whispering “have won”.
The 28th Athens Classic Marathon which will take place on October 31, 2010 is set to commemorate the feat of this soldier and the legend that was the reason for the Marathon
Besides the Marathon and the other Road Races of the 28th Athens Classic Marathon, the participation is expected to surpass all expectations
The anniversary of 2,500 years since the Battle of Marathon is the reason for conducting in Athens of the 18th World Congress of Marathon Roads, which will be held on 28-30 October 2010, concurrently with the 4th Marathon Symposium AIMS-IAAF.
To commemorate the anniversary of the 2,500 th anniversary of the Battle of Marathon, the Athletics Federation is already planning a major event, open to the public two days before the race in 2010, which is a real journey through 2500 years in time and history, a tribute to past and a vision ahead to today and the future of Marathon Movement.
Hi Apostolos,
We are still excited from our trip. Greece was beautiful. We loved the cruise. It was a great and affordable way to see the Greek Isles. We tried to fit a lot in on our Euro trip/honeymoon.
It was great to have you meet us and arrange a cab to pick us up at the port once the vacation was over to put a face to the phone calls and emails. We made our tightly scheduled flight after the cruise with plenty of time to spare. The cab driver was there waiting for us with our names on a sign.
We want to come back to Santorini especially and spend a full week sometime because the view alone was outstanding. With all we fit in to our trip, it was nice to have our bags and lodging all in one place for a few days and the travel taken care of for us so we could just relax and catch some sun. I tell people Turkey was one of the places I was most surprised by. That was a great stop with the Bazzars, carpet-making, Mary’s house, and the ruins of Ephesus.
All the islands offered something a little different and we loved them all. Becca trusted me to book everything and surprise her with this trip.
The entire vacation surpassed any dream I had of it. Thank you so much for your part.
We really appreciate it!
Eric and Rebecca
Usa
Hi Apostolos and Spiros
Tour Osiris – August 2010.
Well where do I start. This was the best organized holiday we have ever been on. From the start being met at the airport by Apostolos to the finish we were met and given instructions/vouchers on pick up times and drop offs and everything we needed to know and even on coming back from Cairo to Athens were met and then greeted at our hotel by Spiros to explain the next part of our holiday.
Every pick up was on time or even early and we didn’t have to worry about anything. The quality of hotels (Titania in Athens, Triumph in Cairo and Volcano View Hotel on Santorini), tour guides, tour companies in Cairo and Santorini, cruise ships both on the Nile (Ramadis 1) and the Greek Islands (Aquamarine) were better than 4 star and we had no complaint on anything.
The feeling of such personalized attention having our own private guide was exceptional.
We would thoroughly recommend booking through this company and I was very skeptical from the start booking such a big tour over the internet but Apostolos always answered every question and email and even came in from his day off to answer my email. He accommodated the many changes we made and added to our holiday itinerary which was so easy to do with this company. Nothing was too much trouble. His advice on hotels on Santorini was invaluable and we had the perfect setting for our final days in Greece before our long trip home.
THANK YOU EASYTRAVELLER.GR, APOSTOLOS AND SPIROS for the best holiday we have had and it is the first holiday I have not wanted to come home from.
GREG AND SANDRA –
AUSTRALIA
Dear Apostolos,
After enjoyed a nice vacation we are finally back at home.
I can say on behalf of all my family members that the cruise was a fantastic experience! Your organization was perfect !
Only comment is about shore excursions that were very tight,especially in Israel and Egypt.
Donsu Andre
Brasil
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Combination of Ancient Greece with Byzantine Greece. The ruins of ancient Delphi and the famous Meteora Monasteries are the two samples of these great Greek periods. At the same time you will see a big part of mainland Greece full of green and beautiful villages.
Day 1 Drive through the spectacular sites at fertile plain of Boeotia, crossing the towns of Thebes, 
Levadia and arrive to Arachova. Take pictures of the famous winter resort built on the slopes of Parnassus Mountain. We continue to Delphi located a few kilometers away. You have two hours at leisure and can visit the Sanctuary and the Museum, which contains masterpieces of ancient Greek sculpture including the famous bronze Charioteer. Depart for Kalambaka for overnight with Dinner. You can enjoy a walk to this small city under the huge rocks with the famous Monasteries.
Day 2 In the morning after your breakfast in the hotel we will depart for Meteora to see the 
famous Byzantine monasteries containing priceless historical and religious treasures built on very high rocks between earth and sky. After visit departure for Athens, passing by Thermopylae, where we will arrive in the early evening .
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I would like to thank you and your organization for a wonderful trip. I was treated well by your service before my trip and while on the ship we were treated outstandingly as well. If there is a questionnaire I would be happy to fill it out. I will and already have recommended your company to others who asked about my trip.
Thanks again.
Regards,
Art
USA
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Apostolos
We do have done many trips in the past and will say that this was one of the best that we have done. At each city there was a friendly person to meet us ready to answer questions. The hotels were very good with excellent facilities. The price that we paid was a very good value for the hotels, excursions, transfers, and your service!!!
I highly recommend your services.
Bob
USA
Mycenae, Epidaurus, Olympia and Delphi are famous places of ancient Greece while Meteora was and still is a great religious center and a very important geological phenomenon.
This tour covers the most important ruins of ancient Greece and Byzantine Greece in the Peloponnese and central Greece and gives you the opportunity to see also the Greek country side.
Day 1
Drive along the coastal road of the Saronic Gulf you pass Daphne and Eleusis and
arrive to the Corinth Canal, which connects the Aegean Sea with the Ionian Sea (short stop). Drive to Epidaurus (visit the famous theater) and continue to Nauplion, the first capital of Greece, for a sort stop. Drive to Mycenae where you visit the archaeological site and depart for Olympia, through the central Peloponnese area passing the cities of Megalopolis and Tripolis. Dinner and overnight in Olympia.
Day 2
In the morning visit the archaeological site and the museum of Olympia. Drive via Patras to Rion, cross the channel to Antirion on the “state of the art” new suspended bridge considered to be the longest and most modern in Europe. Arrive in the picturesque town of Nafpaktos (Lepanto) and continue to Delphi passing from Galaxidi and Itea. Dinner and overnight.
Day 3
In the morning visit the archaeological site and the museum of Delphi. This is your 
last chance to admire the beautiful landscape of the whole Delphi area with the contradiction between the rocky mountains and the fertile land full of olive trees. Depart for Kalambaka driving through the cities of Thessaly, Amphissa, Lamia and Trikala. Dinner and overnight at Kalambaka
Day 4
In the morning visit Meteora, among striking scenery, perched on top of huge rocks which seem to be suspended in mid-air, stand ageless monasteries, where you can see exquisite specimens of Byzantine art. Return to Athens via Trikala, Lamia, Thermopylae (visit Leonida’s monument) and Kamena Vourla. Arrive at Athens early in the evening.
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