thestival.gr
Greek-language news publisher covering Thessaloniki, Greece and international events for readers
About thestival.gr
Thestival publishes original news and republishes reporting from Greek and international media, covering Thessaloniki, Greece and the rest of the world.
Its audience is news readers. The editorial team consists of journalists. Thestival MEDIA was founded in 2011 and is based in Greece.
Product: A Greek-language online news publication covering local, national and international topics.
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