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Agios Nikolaos, Lasithi, Crete. Photo source: Visit Greece / Y. Skoulas

NBG: Tourism – Consumption to Bolster Greek Economy in Q2

Tourism and consumption are set to drive Greece’s GDP up by a rate of 13% in the 2nd quarter of the year, according to the National Bank of Greece.

Posted On 26 Aug 2021

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Greece’s Tourism May Recover Up to 50% of pre-Covid 2019 Levels, Says NBG

Greece’s tourism sector in 2021 should be able to recover up to 50% of pre-Covid 2019 levels, according to a study by the National Bank of Greece.

Posted On 05 Aug 2021

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STR Study: Greece Debt Crisis Impact on Hospitality

The hospitality sector in Greece managed to withstand during the economic crisis that gripped the country in 2009, according to a study by STR.

Posted On 20 Dec 2019

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Greek Tourism Body Urges Investments in Infrastructure

In order for the Greek tourism sector to continue on its path to growth and remain competitive, investments in infrastructure amounting to 6.5 billion euros are required through to 2021, according to the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE).

Posted On 24 Oct 2016

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NBG: Tourism – Consumption to Bolster Greek Economy in Q2

Greece’s Tourism May Recover Up to 50% of pre-Covid 2019 Levels, Says NBG

STR Study: Greece Debt Crisis Impact on Hospitality

Greek Tourism Body Urges Investments in Infrastructure

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