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Tourism sector struggles as it prepares for full reopening in July
Greek resort areas prepare to welcome the first tourists of the season, with regional airports due to reopen to international flights on July 1. Having missed out on a significant portion of the season already, workers and businesses are starting to feel the pinch, while complications arising from the tightening of EU-wide travel guidelines are causing further anxiety in the sector.
In the coming days, Deputy Civil Protection Minister Nikos Hardalias will be conducting a whistle-stop tour of 18 regional airports to coordinate the new operating protocols for receiving international arrivals, which will come into force next week. Tea...
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