On February 19, 2026, as part of the Short Stay Athens Conference, Stama Greece will hold its annual General Assembly, accompanied by elections for the new Board of Directors. The event will take place after the conclusion of Stama Elite, with free access for all members in good standing from 4:00 p.m., who will also have voting rights.
This year’s election brings together a diverse group of candidates, representing different regions and business models within the short-term rental sector. Among the candidates are:
Vasilis Argyrakis, Treasurer of Stama and CEO of See Greece, aiming to attract more members, strengthen networking, and provide accurate updates on the legal and tax framework affecting the sector.
Vasilios-Christos Oikonomou, CEO of NOMAS, advocating for broader regional presence and enhanced external communication and dialogue with authorities.
Giorgos Kanellopoulos, Board Member and CEO of Meno Property Management, emphasizing a strong association with an active role in negotiations affecting the sector.
Eleni Koufaki, CEO of Questbnb, focused on activating Northern Greece and strengthening Stama’s participation in national-level decisions.
Theoharis Michaelidis, Secretary General of Stama and CEO of Villa Rentals, prioritizing regulatory stability, collaboration with the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE), and promoting the sector with a structured, evidence-based approach.
Konstantinos Kiamos, Vice President of Stama and CEO of UPSTREET, committed to maintaining and enhancing Stama’s institutional presence and protecting members’ interests.
Panagiota Kyttari, CEO of Lodgespot Greece, focused on member services, fostering collaborations, and ensuring female representation on the Board.
Dimitris Missas, founding member of Halu, aiming to highlight the sector’s added value to the economy and strengthen member cooperation.
Nikos Georgakopoulos, CEO of Sparrow, envisioning Stama as the undisputed institutional interlocutor with authorities and tourism stakeholders, while expanding its network and strategic partnerships across Europe.
Stelios Christakis, Board Member and CEO of The Central Boutique Apartments, emphasizing systematic organization and fair taxation advocacy.
Panagiotis Titos, CEO of TitusCFU, aiming to further strengthen Stama’s role in shaping policy decisions for the sector.
Manolis Kazavoulis, CEO of Aegean Vacation Rentals, prioritizing regulatory dialogue, professional education, and sector innovation.
Giannis Ravazoulas, CEO of Ma Maison Y&R, focusing on growing the association, creating a supportive environment, and promoting the sector’s societal contribution.
This year’s General Assembly marks a critical moment for the sector, as Stama Greece continues to evolve from an observer to an official interlocutor with the State, actively advocating on matters concerning short-term rentals. Candidates emphasize the importance of nationwide presence, transparent procedures, and stronger member collaboration to ensure the association remains robust and effective.
Member participation is essential, as the decisions made during the General Assembly will shape Stama’s direction and influence over the next two years, amid ongoing challenges and opportunities for the short-term rental sector in Greece.
