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Govt looks for formula to re-start tourism as calls intensify for support of entertainment sector
PoliticsGreek PoliticsTheoharis, who has spoken of capitalising on the boost to the country’s brand image from the successful handling of the pandemic. Presenting an outline of his plans to Parliament, Theoharis said... travellers. “Greek tourism is ready to welcome tourists”, according to Theoharis. “But if the German
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Newsletter 253 -05/06/2020
for businesses. On Wednesday, Tourism Minister Haris Theoharis answered questions in Parliament about... to international flights. Theoharis clarified that the list applied to specific airports designated as low-risk by the EU’s Aviation Safety Agency EASA, and would be under constant review. Theoharis stressed
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Newsletter 296 - 14/05/2021
. Tourism Minister Haris Theoharis also had a rough ride when he appeared on the BBC’s Hardtalk programme on Wednesday. Theoharis, in the UK to promote Greece as a tourism destination ahead of the May 14... in Europe” to get its population vaccinated. Theoharis questioned the claim, although the latest figures
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Athens balances EU line and opts for observer role in Trump’s Board of Peace
PoliticsForeign PolicyHaris Theoharis will take part in the meeting, which is scheduled for this Thursday in Washington. Senior government sources explained that Theoharis, who is responsible for economic diplomacy... in Parliament on January 26, Haris Theoharis said Greece, as a non-permanent member of the UN Security
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Europe missed an opportunity on banking union
Agora, an amount that is clearly paltry if one considers that rescuing Greek banks has already cost 40 billion
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PASOK's growing internal strife hampering Greek coalition
PoliticsGreek Politicsmany expected in May, it still only garnered a paltry 8.1 percent as part of the centre-left Olive
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Newsletter 48 - 23/10/2015
. The numbers underline that the extra charge is neither a paltry sum, nor is private education
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Greeks most sceptical in EU about country's future, their voice counting in Europe
SocietyGreeks are the most doubtful people in the European Union as regards the direction their country is taking and the Irish the most positive, a European Parliament survey has found. Only a paltry five percent of Greek respondents agreed that “things are going in the right direction” in their country
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How Greece's electoral map changed radically over 10 years
Agora, which won the elections by gaining a paltry 18.9 percent. The centre-right party also experienced
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Pandemic's growing economic impact warrants extra support measures, funded by cash buffer
PoliticsGreek Politicsindications that Greece has taken in paltry revenues from tourists compared to recent years, despite
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