According to Papadopoulos, the goal is to attract approximately one million visitors annually while distributing arrivals across more months of the year through coordinated planning and infrastructure investment. The approach prioritizes longer visitor stays and year-round employment opportunities over simply maximizing daily tourist numbers. By encouraging extended visits and off-season tourism, the initiative aims to strengthen local businesses and improve living conditions for both residents and guests. The strategy measures tourism success not solely by arrival figures but by metrics including overnight stays, length of visit, and direct economic contribution to the regional economy. Papadopoulos emphasized that sustainable tourism development requires coordinated effort across multiple sectors to ensure lasting benefits for the community.