Tourism professionals see revenue up 50% by 2030

With growth, complaints have arisen about too many visitors as well as exorbitant prices in the most renowned tourist spots.

An action plan prepared and recently published by the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE) claims that by improving tourism services and adopting growth targets through specific actions, rather than counting on haphazard growth, revenue from tourism could reach €27 billion by 2030, up 50% from the €18 billion reached in the record year of 2019, a figure that appears set to be matched, if not exceeded, this year. With growth, complaints have arisen about too many visitors as well as exorbitant prices in the most renowned tourist spots. But, to some officials, offering high-end services to customers who can afford them is a good sign.

Germany will be the first stop in a series of visits that Kikilias will make to Northern and Central European countries. Trips to Austria, France, Sweden and the UK will follow.While in Berlin, the minister will also give interviews to Germany’s main media outlets.The Greek tourism minister will also hold a working lunch with the CEO of Condor and a dinner with TUI executives (Head of Financial Services, Director of Corporate and External Affairs, etc.).