Greece’s new Special Spatial Framework for Tourism has entered its final stage before approval, with several targeted amendments introduced following months of public consultation. Advisory opinion submittedAccording to sources, the amendments incorporated during meetings of the National Council for Spatial Planning mainly refine specific provisions rather than alter the framework’s overall philosophy. The timetable is tight, as the Special Spatial Frameworks must be approved by the end of the month to meet a key milestone under Greece’s Recovery and Resilience Fund commitments. Category B – Developed Tourism AreasEstablished destinations with strong tourism infrastructure but not yet considered saturated, including Paros, Naxos, Patmos, Folegandros, Koufonisia, Agios Nikolaos, Rethymno and Chios. - New Special Spatial Framework for Tourism: Final changes before Ministerial approval appeared first on - English.