Mount Taygetos


ADVENTURE CALLS:


JOIN GRECOTEL’S SECOND CHARITY HIKE IN GREECE


Agents invited to apply for three-night hiking trip in May in support of St Catherine’s Hospice


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re you ready for a challenge? Grecotel Hotels & Resorts will host its second overseas charity hike in May 2026 – and you could be part of this epic adventure.


The luxury hospitality brand is seeking 10 plucky agents to join it on a three-night trip to Kalamata, Greece, where the group will hike to the summit of Mount Taygetos and traverse Ridomo Gorge.


The challenge will raise vital funds for St Catherine’s Hospice in West Sussex, which provides physical and emotional support to those living with a life-limiting or terminal condition and their families. During the course of the trip, the group


Ridomo Gorge


will stay at the recently renovated Grecotel Filoxenia Kalamata, home to a dazzling inventory of 162 refreshed rooms and suites, a new-look Olive Spa and a shiny new beach club on the shores of Messinia. It marks Grecotel’s second charity hike following a successful inaugural event in September 2025, when nine agents joined the brand in Crete. The group scaled the island’s tallest mountain, Mount Psiloritis, and Europe’s second-longest gorge in support of Breast Cancer Now, raising more than £10,000 for the charity.


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director, Kostas Sinis, said: “I am beyond honoured to organise Grecotel Hotels & Resorts’ second charity hike. The event follows the great success of our inaugural charity hike in 2025, which saw us more than double our initial target of £5,000 for Breast Cancer Now – a truly impressive charity so close to so many of our hearts. “This year, we are choosing to support 6W &DWKHULQH¶V +RVSLFH 7KH FKDULW\ ¿UVW came to our attention at the Aspire Awards 2025, where Aspire’s Toni Austin bravely inspired donations by sharing how the hospice cared for her mum. We’re thrilled to be supporting this small but mighty charity and hope to once again surpass our fundraising target while taking agents on an epic Greek adventure.”


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