IOANNINA, EPIRUS, GREECE – Dozens of friends, neighbors, and visitors from far away joined the Greek Jewish community in Ioannina, the beautiful and historic city by the lake in northwest Greece.

ATHENS – As a tribute to the men and women that were taken awake from us, and in honor of the United States of America, which was attacked on September 11, 2001, the East Mediterranean Business Culture Alliance (EMBCA), in Cooperation with The American Legion in Greece presented ‘A Remembrance and Commemoration of 9/11/01’ at the Athens Plaza Hotel in Athens.

ATHENS – Savas Tsivicos is the first born-and-raised Cypriot – he is from Innia, near Paphos – to be Supreme President of AHEPA.

ATHENS – Far away from Ground Zero, or next door, it’s impossible not to be affected by the dark anniversary of September 11.

VENICE – Until she or he stumbles across the wonderful renaissance Church of San Giorgio dei Greci, or the impressive Hellenic Institute, the typical Greek visitor to Venice is not aware that once upon a time in the not-so-distant past there was a strong Greek presence in the city.

The coastline of the prefecture of Preveza captivates with its deep blue shores, dramatic landscape, and history.

Epirus is perhaps the least known of Greece’s major regions.

This is the mythical river of Epirus that is located 2 km from the main road of Glyki-Parga, which crosses the prefectures of Ioannina, Preveza, and Thesprotia.

Epirus is historically and culturally one of Greece’s most intriguing regions, where nature and agriculture contribute both to the richness of visitors’ experience and the dynamism of the Greek economy.

As an island group, the Cyclades are unique in the world, with a character and charm that is instantly recognizable, its clusters of whitewashed cubes of houses and blue-domed churches silhouetted against the ravishing blue of the Aegean sea and sky.