Greece’s magic isn’t changing. It’s just becoming smoother and smarter for travelers in 2026. As Brazilian travel experts, here’s the scoop on what’s new and what still feels like that unforgettable escape.
What’s New?
First up, the ETIAS system arrives late 2026. It’s a simple, online travel authorization replacing visa. Quick to apply, €20 to get it, good for three years. Easy for your clients, but make sure they do it ahead of time!
Sustainability takes center stage with small new fees: a cruise passenger green tax (€5-€20) and a “climate resilience” hotel fee (€1.50-€10). Not game changers but signals Greece’s commitment to protecting its legendary landscapes.
Still Affordable, Still Authentic
Despite minor price bumps, Greece remains super affordable by European standards. Imagine being in a seaside taverna dinner with local wine under €25, stunning ferry rides for €30-€90 and crystal-clear beaches without the crowds during shoulder seasons like April-May or September-October.
Insider Tips for Your Clients
- Book early. Ferries and boutique hotels fill fast in summer.
- Skip roaming chaos. A Voye Global eSIM keeps your clients connected across cities and islands, no SIM swaps, no hunting Wi-Fi.
- Recommend the local cuisine. Try moussaka, grilled octopus, and the irresistible honey-soaked loukoumades.
- Focus on lesser-known gems: family-friendly Naxos, the scenic Peloponnese road trips, and tranquil Paros for digital nomads.
For Brazilian Travel Pros
Use these insights to create compelling, authentic offers that stand out. Greece is ready for visitors who want to slow down, savor every moment, and feel welcomed.
Ready to guide your clients through this unforgettable journey?
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