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[post_content] => Job Summary: We are seeking a highly motivated junior to mid-level Website Administrator to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for uploading content and maintaining, updating and improving the functionality of our company's B2C website Discovergreece.com. This includes ensuring the site is up-to-date, secure, functional and optimised for search engines.
Responsibilities:
- Manage and update the company's web site content and structure to ensure it is accurate, relevant, up-to-date and aligned with the respective marketing briefs.
- Monitor and analyse site performance, troubleshoot issues and implement optimisations to improve the user experience.
- Collaborate with the team to develop and implement SEO strategies to improve search engine rankings and drive traffic to the site.
- Monitor web traffic and analytics to identify trends and make recommendations for improvements.
- Create reports on traffic, user behaviour, acquisition, campaigns and all other website metrics and KPIs
- Stay up-to-date with new technologies, trends and best practices in web development and design and make recommendations for improvements to the website.
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Web Development or a related field.
- 2-4 years of experience in website administration or web development.
- Good knowledge of popular Content Management System (CMS) platforms such as WordPress. Drupal, Magento, Wix
- Good knowledge in HTML, CSS, JavaScript is considered a plus
- Strong understanding of SEO and web analytics.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
If you have a passion for websites and tourism and are looking for an opportunity to make a positive impact on Discovergreece.com, we would love to hear from you!
Please send us your CV at admin@marketinggreece.com with subject “Marketing Greece Website Administrator” until 28/02/2023.
Marketing Greece will collect the personal data included in the candidates' CVs for the purpose of assessing the suitability of each candidate for the specific job, in accordance with the terms and technical and legal guarantees of the relevant EU and national legislation on the protection of personal data.
You can find out about Marketing Greece's privacy policy and your rights to the protection of personal data by clicking on the hyperlink below:
https://www.marketinggreece.com/en/privacy-policy
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Job Title | Website Administrator
10-02-2023
Job Title | Website Administrator
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In the latest boost to the tourism season, Greece has abolished the need for visitors to present Covid certificates on entering the country.
From May 1, visitors will enter Greece without showing an EU Digital Covid Certificate, as well as enjoy full access to museums, archaeological sites, restaurants and other culture and entertainment venues for which vaccination or recovery certificates were previously required.
The move came after the recommendation of the scientific committee advising the Greek government on April 28 and represents the latest measure to allow smooth travel into the country, following the abolishment of Passenger Locator Forms last month.
“During the pandemic, Greece was one of the pioneering countries that facilitated a safe opening to tourism through initiatives such as the creation of an EU Covid Certificate that could facilitate a more efficient way of travelling,” said Greece’s Minister of Tourism, Vassilis Kikilias.
“Greece was also one of the first countries to establish a series of health and safety measures in the hospitality sector that guaranteed a safe environment for those who chose our country for their holidays. This has paid off with the trust of millions of travellers that enjoyed their long-awaited time in Greece.”
Kikilias added: “This season, that has already started, is an opportunity for a less logistically and stress-free prior-to-arrival procedure but equally safe journey to witness Greek hospitality, explore new destinations and discover your next favourite spot in the country.”
Welcoming the removal of Covid-related travel restrictions, Yiannis Retsos, president of the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE), stated: “Throughout the pandemic, the whole tourism sector cooperated closely with the Greek government to allow the safe and seamless opening of the travel market. Tourism-related businesses and employees operated with a high sense of responsibility and full compliance with strict health and safety protocols to ensure a safe travel experience to visitors.”
Retsos added: “Turning this major challenge into an opportunity, Greek private tourism businesses have worked tirelessly to improve their services, with the aim of enhancing the overall travel experience. We are positive that the 2022 tourism season will further strengthen Greece’s image as a favourite and trusted holiday destination.”
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Greece abolishes need for Covid certificates to enter country
29-04-2022
Greece abolishes need for Covid certificates to enter country
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Greece is abolishing the requirement of international visitors to fill in a Passenger Location Form (PLF) before their arrival, in the latest move to ease Covid measures upon entering the country.
From March 15, passengers from all countries will no longer need to complete the online form up to 48hrs before they arrive in Greece.
This comes after the announcement last month that visitors from America, Canada and Australia would be joining those holding a European Union Digital Covid Certificate (available to citizens in EU member states, Schengen countries, the UK and more than 30 non-EU countries) in not needing to present a negative Covid test upon arrival in Greece.
Providing that passengers hold a valid vaccination certificate showing that they have been fully vaccinated within the last nine months or have received a booster dose (without time restriction), or hold a Covid-19 recovery certificate valid for 180 days after the date of issue, they can enter and move freely within Greece. The requirement is for passengers aged 5 and above.
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Greece abolishes mandatory PLF form for international arrivals
03-03-2022
Greece abolishes mandatory PLF form for international arrivals
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Visitors from America, Canada and Australia no longer need to present a negative test for Covid-19 upon entering Greece if they are fully vaccinated.
Providing they have a valid vaccination certificate showing that they were fully vaccinated during the last nine months or have received a booster dose (without time restriction), or if they hold a Covid-19 recovery certificate valid for 180 days after the date of issue, they are able to enter and move freely within Greece.
The move, which was announced on Saturday 12 February and applies to visitors aged over 5, is the latest initiative by the Greek authorities to boost tourism and support fully vaccinated visitors to Greece, having earlier this month announced similar exemptions for visitors from the European Union and Schengen Area as well as the 33 countries (including the UK) who have joined the EU Digital Covid Certificate system.
Visitors who are not fully vaccinated may enter Greece by presenting a negative PCR test, performed within 72hrs of travel, or a negative Rapid Antigen test, performed within 24hrs of travel.
Easing the travel requirements for visitors to Greece comes after the implementation of strict measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19 (such as safety protocols for hotels and tourism-related companies and entry to shops, indoor & outdoor entertainment venues and archaeological sites & museums requiring a vaccination certificate or a negative test for Covid-19).
For full details of testing exemptions for international arrivals to Greece and local Covid-19 safety protocols read more on discovergreece.com.
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Greece lifts mandatory testing for visitors from US, Canada and Australia
14-02-2022
Greece lifts mandatory testing for visitors from US, Canada and Australia
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