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The Agora Podcast - Episode 2 (Tourism, but not as we know it)
AgoraThe second episode in our new podcast series looks at how the Greek tourism industry is faring amid the turbulence caused by the coronavirus. Host Nick Malkoutzis speaks to a specialist on the subject, Eleftheria Pantziou of Greek Travel Pages, to find out what the usually busy summer season
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GDP falls by 1.6 pct QoQ in Q1 and by 0.9 pct YoY
EconomyMacroeconomythat in the first three months of the year, travel receipts came to 619.1 million euros, a decline of 17.1
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ND feeling fiscal pressure as row over media handouts rumbles on
PoliticsGreek Politicsof 550 million euros so far this year. The Bank of Greece travel balance published on Friday showed
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Newsletter 257 -07/07/2020
is concentrated in the summer months makes the country vulnerable to the travel restrictions and the changes
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Higher Covid-19 numbers spark concern as tourism sees little benefit from visitor arrivals
PoliticsGreek Politics. During the first 10 days in July, 196 cases related to travel were recorded out of 326 in total
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Hoteliers staring at big drop in turnover as liquidity calls grow
EconomyFeaturesin liabilities have already been created in the form of returned sums to tour operators, travel agents
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Fitch keeps rating at 'BB', sees GDP contraction of 7.9 pct in 2020
Economyon the services balance due to tourism will widen the current account deficit. Travel receipts account for 22 pct
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GDP falls by 14 pct QoQ in Q2 and by 15.2 pct YoY to reach historic low
EconomyMacroeconomy, travel receipts fell by 87.5 percent to 678 million euros, marking a year-on-year loss of 4.74 billion
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Moria fire propels migration issue back to top of political agenda
PoliticsGreek Politicsand state officials is due to travel to the island. The fire came just as New Democracy felt
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Tourism boosted GDP by up to 33 pct in 2019, but low arrivals in 2020 could see economy shrink by 10 pct
EconomyFeaturesto travel globally. The recovery from this shock relies on both medical developments and economic
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