In the enchanting world of hospitality, it is often the smallest gestures that leave the most profound impact.

Such was the case when we received a beautifully adorned “Thank You” card from our cherished clients in Japan, expressing their appreciation for their memorable holiday in Greece.

This simple yet heartfelt gesture has touched our hearts and reminded us of the universal language of gratitude that transcends borders.

Japan and Greece may be miles apart geographically, but the connection forged between our clients and us during their visit was nothing short of magical.

From the moment they stepped onto Greek soil, we embarked on a journey together, exploring the rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture that Greece has to offer.

Our clients immersed themselves in the beauty of Athens, marveled at the iconic Acropolis, and strolled through the charming streets of Plaka.

They ventured to the romantic island of Santorini, where they gazed upon the mesmerizing sunsets and indulged in exquisite Mediterranean cuisine.

They explored the historic ruins of Mycenae, and they relaxed on their majestic cruise in the Aegean sea

In the digital age, where communication often happens through screens and devices, receiving a tangible expression of gratitude in the form of a handwritten card is a rare and heartwarming experience.

The “Thank You” card we received from our Japanese clients was adorned with delicate cherry blossom designs, reflecting their culture’s deep appreciation for beauty and nature.

The message inside, written in elegant calligraphy, expressed their heartfelt thanks for the unforgettable experiences they had in Greece.

It is moments like these that remind us why we are in the business of hospitality.

The bond formed with our clients is not just about providing a service;

it’s about creating lasting memories and forging connections that transcend borders and cultures.

To our clients from Japan, we say, “Arigato gozaimasu.”

Your “Thank You” card warms our hearts, and we are truly grateful to have been a part of your unforgettable journey to Greece.

We look forward to welcoming you back with open arms, ready to create more beautiful memories together in the future.

BlueMed Holidays

This results follow the positive feedback from 2022 that ranked the AIA among the best performing in 2022, despite the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war, the pandemic and the continues flights delays across European airports.

(source: EUROCONTROL)

The haptic course is formed by 12 stops and 4 information points and a tactile 3D model of the archaeological site of Acropolis. All these have Braille notation in Greek and English. 

The Culture and Sports Minister Mrs. Mendoni during the inauguration stated “equal access to cultural goods is a goal, an objective and a bet for the ministry and its services.”  

To conclude, guards on the site have also been adequately trained to assist visually impaired people with the available tools. 

This new schedule will include a double daily return flight from Athens to Larnaca. Furthermore, the airline is also planning twice-weekly flights to Rhodes, Thessaloniki, Skiathos, Santorini and Preveza and a three-time weekly service to Iraklio.

This enhanced air connectivity is likely to increase tourism in both countries and help create even more programs that would combine both Greece and Cyprus. After the COVID-19 reality, it is nice to see positive changes by all the transportation and hospitality partners.

For this reason, as of September 2022 Blue Med Holidays has added 2 new members in its family. We are proud to announce that we have hired 2 native Japanese speaking personnel with a focus on building greater communication with our partners and a better experience for our customers. Our aim is to enhance our service quality now that the market reopens and starts to recover in this post-covid era.

It is nice to see our family growing and we look forward to a bright future.