Greece

Mykonos is part of the Cyclades group of islands, and has 11,000 inhabitants. The island is the most popular tourist destination in Greece and receives more than 1 million visitors every year. The busiest period is the summer period in which the island is packed with tourists from all over the world.

Chania is the second largest city in Crete. The Municipality of Chania is a Local Government Organization with various responsibilities (city planning, city works, social services, sports, etc) with 445 employees. After the 01.01.2011 the Municipality of Chania will merge with 6 neighbouring municipalities, so that the new Municipality of Chania will cover an area of   351.306 km2, having 97.364 inhabitants.

Patra is the third largest city in Greece with 160.000 inhabitants. The City is one of the main centres of the political, economic, administrative and cultural life of western Greece.

Acting as the representatives of beer producers in Greece, the association endeavours to inform its members on international developments in the brewing industry, review and/or research educational programmes for specialised personnel and promote the industry through seminars and other events regarding the production and distribution of beer. The members of the association employ approximately 2,000 people.

The Hellenic Institute of Transport (HIT) is devoted to the promotion and execution of transport research in Greece. It forms part of the Hellas National Centre for Research and Technology (CERTH) and operates under the supervision of the Greek Ministry of Development. HIT is supported by approximately 70 researchers, external experts and university professors.

Plaisio was established in 1969 in Athens. Through the years, the company has grown to become the market leader in computer products, office products & EOS, communications and telephony and digital home and portable entertainment. Plaisio Computers currently employs 1,200 members of staff.

Hellenic Fuels SA. deals with ground fuels storage, distribution and sales via dealers retail sites. The company currently operates six fuel storage terminals, 20 owned road tankers and is in control of 200 contracted road tankers. Product retail sales are handled through 1100 retail sites operated by dealers. 

ILPAP (Athens and Piraeus Area Electric Busses S.A) is an affiliated company to the Athens Public Transportation Organisation (APTO). Its main task is to deliver transportation services via electrical busses, according to schedules and programs that are drafted by APTO. ILPAP serves 80 million passengers on a yearly basis utilizing a 350 km long overhead network while covering 22 routes. ILPAP owns 366 busses and occupies 1600 employees.