Greek Hoteliers Chief Urges Vigilance for Stronger Results
The new labor agreement, the country’s short-term rental policy, taxation, the refugee influx and rival markets topped the agenda of presentations during the Hellenic Federation of Hoteliers (POX) annual general assembly held this week at the Crowne Plaza Athens City Center.
Hoteliers from across Greece attended the event which also focused on emerging challenges including adaptation to the EU’s new privacy law – the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – set to go into effect on May 25.
“At a time of great demand for the Greek tourist product, there is no room for complacency… now more than ever we must be vigilant so that Greek tourism and the Greek hotel industry remain strong, contributing to the effort to restore Greece to normalcy, with growth and social cohesion,” said POX President Grigoris Tasios.
Also addressing the event were Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE) President Yiannis Retsos and Hellenic Hotel Chamber Chairman Alexandros Vassilikos.