Chios

Tourism, Concentrate, Strategies, Chios, Greek Islands. Tourism may have a positive economic impact on the balance of payments.

The hospitality industry is a complex of jobs, location, and activities aimed at providing services to customers. The main components of the hospitality industry are F&B, lodging, recreation, and travel and tourism. F&B stands for Food and Beverage. This sphere is also called foodservice or catering industry.

Latest developments for easy speedy access for Turkish and other foreign citizens travelers going to Chios Island. And from Chios Island traveling to Turkey and beyond. Daily departures to CESME at 0800 AM return 1900 Hours.

Visiting the Island of Chios, if you happen to be here see below a list of authentic local festivities-activities, (Panygiria) feel participate and taste.

Local experiences, The  Northern  Aegean islands are almost impossible to categorize. Explore local experiences Chios, with its fortified medieval villages, Byzantine monasteries, and country estates lush with citrus orchards is magnificent.

Kampos of Chios, just 4 km south of the city, is one of the most impressive areas of the island the Tuscany of Chios. The natural landscape with its architectural features, as well as the fragrant citrus orchards with the old mansions form a separate residential complex.

About the Aegean Sea, its islands and their inhabitants, Chios has been through the centuries a strategic location and a place that hosted royals, bankers, traders & nobles.

Chios Greek Islands

Came across this wonderful article on Chios Island, strongly recommend reading it in planning your next journey. A personal approach to Greek Hospitality.

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Chios, the Magical Greek Island, allure things are all around us but most people never find them, Chios Isle
the quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating.

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The first is that the name Chios stems from "Chiona," who was the daughter of the island's ancient King Inopion. The other theory is that comes from the name "Hios," the son of Neptune, at the birth of whom, too much snow (hioni) fell on the island. Folklore contends Chios was the birthplace of both the Greek poet Homer in 8 BCE, and that of Christopher Columbus in 1451. Chios is the place where he got his navigation maps.