Greek travel agencies that are members of FedHATTA are recording a slight decrease in bookings for Easter 2025, according to the data available so far. Despite the coincidence of Catholic and Orthodox Easter, demand for Greece from international travelers is lower compared to 2024, while domestic tourism also shows a marginal decline. However, the trend of last-minute bookings is expected to shape the final outcome.
International demand for Easter in Greece
The main countries of origin for travelers interested in visiting Greece for Easter 2025 are Spain, Italy, the United States, Japan, and countries in Latin America. The most popular Greek destinations for international travelers include:
- Athens
- South Aegean Islands
- Crete
- Peloponnese
- Halkidiki
- Aegean Cruises
Outbound tourism: The most popular destinations for Greeks
Greek travel agencies offer a wide range of packages for Easter holidays abroad. The most popular destinations include:
Long-haul destinations
- New York (10 days from €1,675)
- China (11 days from €1,350)
- Japan (12 days from €3,950)
- Cuba (10 days from €1,490)
- Uzbekistan (11 days from €990)
- Bali (6 days from €670)
European getaways
- Amsterdam (5 days from €895)
- Barcelona (5 days from €765)
- Rome (5 days from €795)
- Berlin (5 days from €745)
- Istanbul (5 days from €625)
- Lisbon (6 days from €745)
- Paris (6 days from €629)
Greek destinations for Easter 2025
Despite the marginal decrease in demand, Greek travel packages are of particular interest, as they include luxurious accommodation and festive events. The most popular destinations are:
Island & coastal destinations
- Crete (Rethymno, Chania)
- Corfu & Zakynthos
- Chios & Syros
- Halkidiki & Andros
Mountain & traditional getaways
- Monemvasia & Leonidio
- Arachova & Zagorochoria
- Agrinio & Kalamata
- Veria & Xanthi
- Nafplio & Olympia
Last-minute increase expected
Despite the moderate demand, last-minute bookings are expected to boost travel for Easter 2025. Tourists from Europe, America, and Japan are maintaining their interest in Greece, while Greeks are choosing either exotic destinations or traditional Easter getaways within Greece.
