Greek Regional Press at TIF

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The Hellenic Association of Magazine and Regional Newspaper Publishers (EDIPT) will once again participate dynamically in the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), held from 5 to 13 September 2026. With its own exhibition pavilion, EDIPT highlights the strategic role of regional and sectoral print media in Greece’s modern information ecosystem and their contribution to economic, social and institutional development.

EDIPT’s presence at Greece’s largest international trade fair reflects the Association’s ongoing commitment to extroversion, visibility and media development, showcasing the value, diversity and resilience of the country’s magazine and regional press. Through its participation, EDIPT aims to promote the work of its members, strengthen the public understanding of regional journalism, and underline the importance of independent publishers in a rapidly evolving media landscape.

Visitors to EDIPT’s pavilion will have the opportunity to explore a curated selection of publications from across Greece — regional newspapers, professional magazines and sectorspecific journals covering a wide range of fields including economy, entrepreneurship, insurance, technology, science, tourism, gastronomy and culture. This diversity illustrates the developmental footprint of the Greek print ecosystem, which continues to support local economies, professional communities and democratic participation.

Among the publications represented is CRETAN BUSINESS, a leading regional business magazine and EDIPT member. The magazine showcases economic development, entrepreneurship, tourism innovation and institutional initiatives across Crete, offering highquality editorial content aligned with international standards. Its presence at TIF exemplifies how regional and sectoral print media contribute to local growth, business intelligence and regional competitiveness, reinforcing the broader developmental mission of EDIPT.

Throughout the Fair, visitors will also have the chance to meet members of EDIPT’s Board, learn about the Association’s initiatives, and discuss the challenges and opportunities facing print media in the digital era. EDIPT continues to advocate for the modernization of the sector, the strengthening of regional journalism, and the recognition of print media as a vital pillar of informed public dialogue.

With its participation in the 90th TIF, EDIPT extends an open invitation to the public, institutional stakeholders, business representatives and media professionals to discover the richness, plurality and developmental significance of Greece’s magazine and regional press. The Association reaffirms that the sector remains vibrant, essential and deeply connected to the country’s economic and social fabric.