Before You Go to Greece

Learn five essential Greek phrases for travelers, including efharisto, parakalo, nae nae, oggy oggy, and yasas, with practice and guidance from the course booklet.

Archaeology transforms your Greece visit by reconstructing how people lived from ancient remains, from the agora and Acropolis to temples, theaters, baths, nude gymnasiums, and cemeteries outside cities.

Explore five key biblical sites in Greece linked to Paul and early Christianity, including Athens, Corinth, Patmos, Philippi, and Thessaloniki, to see how the New Testament unfolds on the sea.

Compare Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant Christianity, highlighting how Greek Orthodoxy preserves christian traditions in Greece, where worship remains in Greek and you may visit monasteries and churches.

Master Greece entry essentials by securing a passport with at least six months validity, noting that covid vaccination is not required, and evaluating travel insurance with physician guidance.

Create a packing checklist from the booklet and follow the top five tips: pack minimally, choose breathable clothing, bring essential electronics, and know TSA rules on liquids and food.

Learn to manage expectations on international trips by applying five steps to handle disappointment and five ways to realign expectations, using insights from the accompanying booklet.

Explore cultural intelligence by examining eight components, including power distance, uncertainty avoidance, individualism versus collectivism, and being versus doing. Travel humbly and read the accompanying booklet on cultural intelligence.