Ithaca, the island that was identified for centuries with Odysseus, is now also acquiring the archaeological stamp of its history.

Another tourism investment is in the works, this time in one of the Ionian destinations that have been gaining in visitor numbers in recent years, attracting α more specialized cohort with a large share in the nautical tourism segment.

It is no coincidence that Homer chose Ithaca as the island of the ingenious Odysseus. Beautiful, impressive, special, admirable, calm, but above all unique. Thus, returning to it is a recurring wish. Marinos Charalampopoulos takes us on a bird's-eye tour