Join the Tornivoukas family as they take you on an enchanting journey through time and memories in their podcast series, "Eagles Palace: 50 Years of Greek Hospitality." As the esteemed owners of the renowned Eagles Palace, a luxurious seaside resort nestled in the heart of Halkidiki, Greece, the Tornivoukas family shares captivating stories and anecdotes about their family's cherished establishment. From the humble beginnings to the extraordinary growth and success, each episode unveils the rich history, unforgettable moments, and behind-the-scenes tales that have shaped Eagles Palace into the beloved destination it is today. Whether you're a loyal guest or simply captivated by tales of hospitality and timeless beauty, this podcast offers a delightful and inspiring celebration of half a century of warmth, luxury, and the soaring spirit of Eagles Palace.
Dinos and Lena Tornivoukas share with Efi Alevizou the story behind the creation of Eagles Palace, a renowned hotel nestled in Halkidiki, Greece. They delve into the challenges they faced in bringing their vision to life, recount famous guests who have graced its halls, and paint a picture of the early years of hospitality at Eagles Palace. Known for its breathtaking natural surroundings, warm family atmosphere, and modern amenities that cater to even the most discerning guests, Eagles Palace is a testament to the Tornivoukas family's dedication to excellence in hospitality.
In the second episode of the podcast series "Eagles Palace: 50 years of Greek hospitality", Dinos and Lena Tornivouka continue their heartfelt confessions to journalist Efi Alevizou. How did the transition to the second generation of the hotel take place, what were the '90s like and what were the challenges in the field of tourism that they were asked to face? And of course, even more stories of famous guests who chose Eagles Palace for their holidays are vividly shared.
In the third episode of the podcast series "Eagles Palace: 50 years of Greek hospitality", Efi Alevizou welcomes Ismini and Christina Tornivouka, in an interesting discussion about the future of Eagles Palace, as they are the third generation now active in the hotel. What were their summers like as children at Eagles Palace? What is it like to be actively involved in the family business and what were the challenges they were asked to face with the outbreak of the financial crisis and covid?
