Greece is experiencing a significant boom in tourism, with the country now receiving almost 2.7 international tourists for every resident. This influx places Greece among a growing number of nations where visitor numbers exceed the domestic population. New global data highlights the country’s popularity as a travel destination. The phenomenon raises questions about infrastructure strain and sustainable tourism practices. While beneficial for the economy, such high visitor rates can pose challenges for local communities and environments. Greece joins an exclusive group of destinations grappling with the impacts of mass tourism. Authorities are likely to consider strategies to manage the flow and preserve the country’s appeal.