Appeal Hearing

Minoan Group PLC
14 March 2008



14 March 2008

                                MINOAN GROUP PLC
                          ('Minoan' or 'the Company')

                                 Appeal Hearing
                                      and
                        Publication of National Land Plan

Appeal Hearing
The Board of Minoan, the AIM-quoted leisure resort developer, has been advised 
that the hearing of the appeal lodged against the Greek Government's approval 
of the Company's Environmental Impact Assessment has been postponed by the 
Court to 9 May 2008.

National Land Plan
The Board of Minoan also notes the recent announcement of the National Land 
Plan by the Greek Ministry of Planning and the Environment. The Plan has been 
approved by Government Committee and is scheduled to be submitted to Parliament 
during the current session.

The National Land Plan will be the framework that, along with the Special Land 
Plan for Tourism, will 'attract tourism investments important for the national 
economy' while achieving 'integrated...sustainable development of the 
country,...and the protection of the national and cultural environment'.

The Special Land Plan for Tourism, which has already been through a public 
consultation period, provides specifically for 'complex and integrated tourism 
developments' creating high quality destinations that will contribute to the 
enrichment of the country's tourism product.

Cavo Sidero is a project actively promoting these policies.

For further information visit www.minoangroup.com or contact:

Christopher Egleton Minoan Group Plc                     07808 722022
Bill Cole Minoan Group Plc                               01689 897397
Jeremy Garrett-Cox/Nicola Marrin Seymour Pierce Limited  020 7107 8000
Nick Rome/Nick Farmer Bishopsgate Communications Ltd     020 7562 3350
Alan Frame Westport Communications Ltd                   020 7404 7878




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