Greece Expects 20 Percent Tourism Increase This Year
On Friday, Greece’s Minister of Tourism Vassilis Kikilias said that Greece will experience a 20 percent increase in tourism this year. He also predicted a lengthening of the season this summer.
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Greece, Bulgaria sign memoranda that ‘change the energy map of SE Europe’
Greece, Bulgaria sign memoranda that ‘change the energy map of SE Europe’
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Thursday spoke of agreements that “change the energy map of Southeast Europe” in joint statements with the President of Bulgaria, Ruben Radev, in Athens after the signing of two memoranda on energy infrastructure with the neighboring country. According to the prime minister, these agreements (which may include the possible construction of an Alexandroupolis-Burgas pipeline) will make the two countries energy providers in the European Union and will contribute to Europe’s energy security.
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Οι Ευρωπαίοι συντηρητικοί αντιμετωπίζουν εσωτερική εξέγερση για τα σχόλια του Μπερλουσκόνι κατά του Ζελένσκι
Οι Ευρωπαίοι συντηρητικοί αντιμετωπίζουν εσωτερική εξέγερση για τα σχόλια του Μπερλουσκόνι κατά του Ζελένσκι
Αρκετές εθνικές αντιπροσωπείες απείλησαν ότι θα μποϊκοτάρουν μια συγκέντρωση στη Νάπολη εάν παρευρεθεί ο Ιταλός.
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Greek tourism: Greece is fifth in the preferences of Europeans
Greek tourism: Greece is fifth in the preferences of Europeans
What a survey by the European Travel Commission shows
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EC sues Latvia, Greece and 4 other countries
EC sues Latvia, Greece and 4 other countries
The European Commission will file a lawsuit in the European Court of Justice against six countries EU for “failure to prevent the introduction of invasive alien species harmful to European nature”.
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Covid to rise until mid-Feb, expert says
Covid to rise until mid-Feb, expert says
“We expect at most a doubling of the number of cases recorded daily today, that is, in the worst case we will go to 15,000-16,000 cases.”
