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Travel receipts drop by 3.6 pct YoY in Sep, but still on course for record year
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Final 2026 budget foresees stable growth and strong tax performance
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Industrial turnover jumps by 13.4 pct YoY in Sep for first rise since Jan
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Current account deficit improves significantly in 9M, falling to 7 bln
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EC autumn forecasts project stable growth and fiscal outlook
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Budget underspend carries on in Oct as taxes continue to outperform
Travel receipts fall by another 3.1 pct in Feb on lower spending
Greece's travel receipts continued to fall in February, when they dropped by 3.1 percent, after a decrease of 2.4 percent in January, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures showed on Friday.
The absolute figure landed at 145.1 million euros in February, while the corresponding payments fell significantly by 32.5 percent to 96.8 million. As a result, the travel surplus climbed to 48.3 million in February from just 6.3 million a year ago.
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