Greece's Social Tourism program, which provides subsidized holidays for eligible workers and unemployed individuals, has been officially extended from 12 to 13 months for the 2025-2026 cycle. According to a recent ministerial decision, beneficiaries will now have until 30 June 2026 to use their accommodation and ferry vouchers. The extension aims to give households more flexibility in planning their holidays and to enhance the overall quality of the scheme, which is administered by the Public Employment Service (DYPA).What the Extension Includes Under the updated program, beneficiaries may book up to six nights at participating accommodation providers listed in the DYPA registry, typically with only a small personal contribution. Certain regions-primarily island destinations and areas recovering from natural disasters-offer significantly longer stays at no additional cost:Leros, Lesvos, Chios, Kos, Samos, Rhodes: up to 10 free...