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[BUSINESS] · Greece, Cyprus · 4 sources

Attica Group grants 20% ferry discount to European Youth Card holders

Attica Group, Greece’s largest ferry operator, has expanded its partnership with the Institute for Youth and Lifelong Learning (I.NE.DI.VI.M.) to extend the benefits of the European Youth Card. Holders of the card, aged 13‑30, will receive a 20% discount on individual tickets across Attica’s brands – Blue Star Ferries, Hellenic Seaways, ANEK Lines and Superfast Ferries – on routes in the Adriatic, Crete, the Saronic Gulf and the Cyclades. The discount also covers internal routes from Piraeus to Syros, Tinos and Mykonos, as well as Crete’s Piraeus‑Serifos‑Heraklion and Piraeus‑Milos‑Chania lines.

The initiative is part of the European Youth Card’s wider network of more than 35 European countries, aiming to improve mobility and travel options for young people. Anna Rokofyllou, President of the Institute, said the collaboration “signifies an important step for further development of youth accessibility and connectivity across Greece’s islands.”

Entities: Anna Rokofyllou · Attica Group · Blue Star Ferries · European Youth Card · Institute for Youth and Lifelong Learning