Today, August 21, 2026, marks the final day to submit applications for the Tourism for All 2026–2027 program. The application deadline expires at 23:59. The official platform — vouchers.gov.gr/tourism4all-2026-2027 — remains open for all Greek tax identification numbers (AFM), allowing citizens to apply either electronically using their Taxisnet credentials or in person at any Citizen Service Centre (KEP).
Expanded Eligibility and Higher Voucher Values
The 2026–2027 edition introduces broader income thresholds and increased financial support compared to previous cycles. Vouchers range from €200 to €600, with higher amounts awarded based on household size and income level. A key objective of the program is to encourage domestic tourism during off-peak months — outside the traditional high season — thereby supporting year-round activity in the sector.
Updated Income Criteria
Income limits have been raised significantly to widen access:
- €21,000 for single or widowed applicants without children;
- €33,000 for married couples without children;
- Up to €58,000 for married couples with seven children;
- An additional €5,000 per child beyond seven.
Families with four or more dependent children also receive an extra €50 per child upon selection.
Special Provisions for People with Disabilities
Citizens with a certified disability of 67% or higher — as well as families with dependent children meeting the same threshold — may apply regardless of income, provided they hold a valid disability certificate.
How the Voucher Works
Beneficiaries will be selected via a transparent electronic lottery, factoring in income, family composition, and available funding. Selected applicants will receive a digital, non-transferable voucher card. This card can only be used to pay for accommodation at licensed tourist facilities across Greece — not for flights, meals, or other services.
Implementation Timeline
The program runs in two phases:
- Phase 1: Runs until June 30, 2027;
- Phase 2: Begins in early 2027 and concludes on December 31, 2027.
Citizens are urged to act before the deadline tonight to secure their chance to participate in this major initiative aimed at making travel within Greece more accessible and inclusive.