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Greece marked a sombre new record on Sunday, August 23 with 283 new cases of coronavirus noted in 24 hours.
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Greece’s travel balance came to 27.9 million euros in June from 2.36 billion a year ago, Bank of Greece (BoG) data has shown. This is equal to an decrease of 98.8 percent year-on-year (YoY).
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Pandemic's growing economic impact warrants extra support measures, funded by cash buffer
Greece is going to tap into its considerable cash reserves to fund some of the economic support measures the government will roll out this autumn as New Democracy tries to avoid increasing the country’s public debt further.
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The use of face masks for debates in Parliament became compulsory on Wednesday as Greek authorities try to re-instill a sense of caution in the public after seeing the number of coronavirus cases rise significantly this week.
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As Greece moves into its summer high tourism season, the industry continues to warn of a lost summer in terms of revenue, as cautious tourists stay away.
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Greece’s travel balance fell to 9.1 million euros in May from 1.34 billion a year ago, Bank of Greece (BoG) data has shown. This is equal to an decrease of 99.3 percent year-on-year (YoY).
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The Hellenic Chamber of Hotels (HCH) has released its latest survey regarding the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the country’s hotel industry, which shows that the hotel market has shown little sign of recovery as the summer begins.
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The construction of a large resort complex in Corfu on land ceded as part of Greece’s privatisation programme has ignited tension between the government and the local community.
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Greece’s efforts to restart its vital tourism sector and capture revenues from the peak which usually takes place between June to September appear to be faltering according to the latest data.
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is due to chair a meeting with key ministers and aides on Monday to discuss the latest developments on the coronavirus front as concern grows in Greece about the coronavirus flaring up in the coming weeks.