At Athens News a good article has been published by John Psaropoulos about Greeces image in the world: The beating to death of an Australian tourist on Mykonos has woken Greeks up to the question of how the rest of the world perceives this country. It is a periodic awakening, usually following senseless deaths of [...]

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It’s overtly unjust for Greece’s image but it’s only Greece’s fault (and not the world’s fault): not only Greece is coming short of stories for the world media, but the minor number of news which attain some presence are mostly freak or tragic – either monks with black flags blocked in their monasteries and people [...]

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According to Josh McCall’s article publihed on PR Week, Greece’s brand has gained a lot from her Olympic dialogue with the rest of the world: Something amazing happened on August 13, when, at the opening ceremonies of the 2004 Olympics, Athens 2004 president Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki welcomed the world to the Greek capital, declaring to a [...]

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The The Future Foundation had released an article on Greece which finally has been published by The Independent on May 23rd, 2004: Greece is on the warm side, no question. You can get there in about two hours, there are lots of packages and it’s not wildly expensive. And this year they’re doing the Olympics, [...]

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