Addithegreat, he is the greek god of hospitaly. As I know, in Ancient Greece, hospitality was the most basic habit. Every foreigner was hosted in the homes of the Greeks, they gave him the best food and he slept in the best sheets. This was because the Ancient Greeks believed that a guest might be a God in disguise. Hospitality was what most characterized Zeus, who was also the God of Thunder and the King of the Olympic Gods. That is why the Greeks were hospitable, so that the wrath of Zeus would not attack them. In Ducktales this is mentioned by Storkules. Technically no of the answers is right, he is the greek god of thunders+the king of the olympic gods+the greek god of hospitaly.

You sure? I think it's Hestia

As I remember Hestia is the god of the house fire.

Wikipedia says it's Xenia. I don't know if that's reliable enough to use here, but it's a baseline I guess.

AdCosmosShark, I am not expert to the Greek Gods but if Wikipedia say that...

I can’t tell if that’s a “It’s good enough” or “It’s probably not true”.

Wkipedia doesn't always give the right answers for things. I know that Hestia is the goddess of house fire and hospitality from Percy Jackson( its a great series by the way). Zeus from what I've read about and see in movies, is the greek god of lighting and the king of the gods. Also I think Xenia is a ritual.

Oooohhhhhh yeah that makes sense