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Greece's climate crisis resilience fee in 2026: amounts, collection and filing for hotels, rooms and short-term rentals

Updated 8 November 2026

This guide sums up what applies to the climate crisis resilience fee (τέλος ανθεκτικότητας στην κλιματική κρίση) as of 8 November 2026, for all properties in Greece and especially in the Cyclades, with the sources at the end. It is not tax advice: for a specific case, ask your accountant.

The short answer

The guest pays the fee, per room or unit and per night, and the property collects it with a special receipt, without VAT. Today's basis is Article 44 of Law 5177/2025 and AADE decision A.1202/2024, for stays from 1 January 2025.

Amounts by category (euros per night, Apr–Oct / Nov–Mar)

In force since 1 January 2025 and, as far as we know, unchanged in 2026:

Collection and receipt

According to AADE's FAQ (February 2026):

Filing and payment

The return is filed electronically every month in myAADE (Tax Services → Fees and Special Taxes):

Booking, Airbnb and other platforms

We found no official source allowing or obliging the platform to collect the fee. The law and the decision place the obligation on the property operator. If your platform shows the fee as an amount «payable at the property», collection, the receipt and filing remain yours.

Fines

For a late or missing return, Article 53 of Law 5104/2024 (Tax Procedure Code) applies. According to AADE circular E.2059/2025, which names the fee explicitly:

The separate cruise fee

Properties do not pay it: cruise passengers who disembark do (Article 27 of Law 5162/2024 and joint decision 3133.1/45989/2025, from 21 July 2025). In Santorini and Mykonos: 20 euros (June–September), 12 euros (April–May and October) and 4 euros (November–March) per passenger; at other ports 5, 3 and 1 euros. Cruise companies pay it over.

Why this also matters for AI

When a traveller asks ChatGPT or Gemini how much a stay in Naxos or Santorini costs, the AI blends what it finds. If your page states clearly what fee is paid at the property, the answer is more reliable and the guest is not surprised.

How iQuota helps

The official page iQuota publishes for each property shows the final price and the charges paid at the property, with structured data AI assistants read, and takes direct bookings. It does not give tax advice, and we cannot guarantee that an AI will recommend you.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is the resilience fee for a 3-star hotel in 2026?

5 euros per room per night from April to October and 1.50 euros from November to March.

When is the resilience fee filed?

Every month in myAADE, by the last day of the month after the receipts were issued.

Do Airbnb or Booking collect it?

We found no official source saying so. The obligation lies with the property operator.

Sources

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