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Travel receipts reach 8.55 bln up to July, balance of 7.71 bln beats 2019 record
Greece’s travel balance recorded a surplus of 3.52 billion euros in July, from 2.42 billion euros in June, according to Bank of Greece (BoG) data released on Wednesday.
July’s balance was significantly higher than the 2.16 billion euros registered in July 2021. It was also higher than the 610.2 million euros recorded in July 2020, during a tourism season that was severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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