Greece recorded 31 million international air arrivals in 2025, a increase
Greece recorded 31 million international air arrivals in 2025, a increase of 1.7 million passengers or 5.9% over the 29.3 million posted in 2024, according to a study on international air arrivals published by INSETE, the research arm of the Greek Tourism Confederation.
Athens International Airport led the growth among major gateways, handling 12 million international arrivals — up 989,000 or 9% year-on-year. Thessaloniki Airport posted the strongest percentage gain among the three segments, rising 10.2% to 2.7 million passengers, while regional airports collectively handled 16.3 million international arrivals, up 3.1%.
The top five airports accounted for 77% of all international arrivals. The United Kingdom retained its position as Greece’s largest source market with 5.4 million arrivals, a 3.5% increase, while Germany ranked second with 5.1 million passengers and the largest absolute gain of 279,000, up 5.8%. Among individual markets, Israel posted the highest percentage growth at 27.2%, followed by the United States at 18.5% and Turkey at 14.5%.
The top 20 source markets accounted for 89% of total arrivals, with no single market exceeding a 17.4% share — a diversification the study highlights as a key indicator of the sector’s resilience.
July was the peak
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