The duration of studies leading to the award of the Master's Degree is three (3) academic semesters for full-time students and five (5) academic semesters for part-time students.

The Programme admits holders of a first-cycle degree (Bachelor's degree or equivalent) awarded by a Higher Education Institution (HEI) in Greece or by an equivalent institution abroad, provided that the institution and the degree type are included in the National Registers of Recognised Foreign Higher Education Institutions and Degree Types, in accordance with Articles 298–304 of Law 4957/2022, as amended.

The programme is particularly suitable for graduates in Computer Science, Business Administration, Tourism, Economics, Engineering, Communication, Cultural Studies, and related disciplines. It is also designed for professionals in both the public and private sectors who wish to update and enhance their knowledge and skills in the application of digital technologies in tourism, as well as for professionals from other fields seeking to develop expertise in this rapidly evolving area.

The maximum number of students admitted to the Programme is forty (40) per academic year.

The tuition fees for the Programme amount to €3,000 for full-time students and €3,500 for part-time students. Admitted students are required to pay 10% of the total tuition fee within seven (7) working days from the date on which the Programme Secretariat publishes the list of successful applicants. The remaining tuition fee must be paid in three instalments, each due within two (2) weeks from the commencement of the corresponding academic semester.

To be awarded the Master's Degree, students must successfully complete nine (9) compulsory courses and four (4) elective courses, as well as prepare and successfully defend a Master's thesis.

For the award of the Master's Degree, the successful completion of 90 credits of the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) is required through the participation of each student in all educational and research activities of the Programme.

The educational process—including course delivery, examinations, and the supervision of Master's theses—is conducted through distance learning, combining both synchronous and asynchronous modes of instruction.