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Greece is open and operating normally for tourists overall, with strong inbound travel and no evidence of armed conflict or a nationwide travel shutdown. The main live issues are summer wildfire risk, periodic demonstrations/strikes, and ordinary city crime risk; Russian travelers may also face payment friction from sanctions.
wildfire risk and recent wildfire evacuations/disruptionregular demonstrations and occasional strikes in Athens and Thessalonikipetty crime and crowd-risk issues in major tourist areasRussian payment-card friction due to EU sanctions on Mir/SBP
More travelers are goingOn Travel + Leisure 2026 · Condé Nast Traveller 2026
Generally known for
Rich historical heritageVibrant local customsDiverse culinary sceneStunning beaches and islandsRich biodiversityExtensive hiking trails
Worth knowing
Petty crime in crowded areasHigh costs in urban fine diningHigh summer temperaturesWildfire risks in dry seasonLimited infrastructure on some islands
Destination profile
Traveler
88
Culture
92
Nature
88
Logistics
75
At a glance
Rich historical landmarks like the Acropolis attract millions annually.
Average meal costs around €15-20, offering good value for money.
Greece has over 6,000 islands, providing diverse natural experiences.
Low crime rate contributes to a safe travel environment.
Public transport is reliable but can be limited in rural areas.
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