Greece opens applications for ‘Tourism for All’ 2026‑2027 voucher scheme

Tourism for All vouchers Greece income thresholds disability eligibility

The Greek government’s “Tourism for All” programme for 2026‑2027 begins accepting applications on 7 August 2026 via the online portals gov.gr and vouchers.gov.gr. The scheme offers travel vouchers worth €200‑€600, the exact amount depending on the beneficiary’s category.

The programme runs in two phases: the first phase ends on 31 December 2026, and the second phase starts on 1 January 2027 and runs until 31 December 2027. Beneficiaries are selected through an electronic lottery for the first phase; the second phase draws from the list of non‑selected households without a new lottery.

Income thresholds have been broadened: the upper limit for single households without children rises to €21 000 (from €19 000), for married couples without children to €33 000 (from €31 000), and for larger families the ceiling can reach €58 000. For the first time, persons with a disability of 67 % or more, and families with disabled children, are eligible regardless of income. Large families also receive an extra €50 per child from the fourth child onward. Applicants lacking digital skills can submit papers through Citizen Service Centres (KEP).

Entities: Citizen Service Centres · Digital voucher card · Greece · Greek Ministry of Tourism · Ministry of Tourism (Greece) · Olga Kefalogianni · Tourism for All 2026 · Tourism for All 2026‑2027 programme · Tourism for All programme · gov.gr · gov.gr / vouchers.gov.gr platform · gov.gr portal

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What the coverage asserts, and how well corroborated each claim is across sources.

[● 21 SOURCES] Upper income limit for large families raised to 58 000 €. (explicit)
[● 22 SOURCES] Persons with disability of ≥ 67% are eligible regardless of income. (explicit)
[● 22 SOURCES] Applications open on 7 August 2026. (explicit)
[● 21 SOURCES] Income limit for child‑free couples increased from 31 000 € to 33 000 €. (explicit)
[● 17 SOURCES] The programme operates in two phases: first until 31 December 2026, second from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2027. (03ce5708-735f-4651-9daf-e35fb5636489)
[● 21 SOURCES] Income limit for single households without children increased from 19 000 € to 21 000 €. (explicit)
[● 16 SOURCES] Vouchers range from 200 € to 600 €. (042ff144-a981-4d9d-b66b-2135a511f68f)
[● 26 SOURCES] Large families receive an extra €50 per child from the fourth child onward. (multiple articles)
[● 18 SOURCES] Vouchers range from 200 to 600 euros depending on beneficiary category. (explicit)
[● 18 SOURCES] The programme runs in two phases: first until 31 December 2026, second from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2027. (explicit)
[● 18 SOURCES] The programme is implemented in two phases: Phase 1 ends on 31 December 2026; Phase 2 runs from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2027. (multiple articles)
[● 18 SOURCES] Voucher amounts range from €200 to €600 depending on beneficiary category. (multiple articles)