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Newsletter 251 -22/05/2020
, catering, transport, sport, and arts and entertainment. Consumers will receive additional support
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Economic relief eyed as Greece launches fourth round of lockdown easing
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the authorities a series of measures needed, led by reducing VAT in the catering industry to 6 pct
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EU funds seen as cushioning Covid-19 impact, giving govt fiscal space
PoliticsGreek PoliticsGreece took another step towards normality on Monday as primary schools reopened along with a range of business, including hotels and catering firms, as the number of deaths from the coronavirus reached 177. Much of the focus is on the efforts to get the tourism sector up and running in the hope
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Newsletter 253 -05/06/2020
of business, including hotels and catering firms. Classes had already resumed for secondary school
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Employment balance positive by 32,975 in May, aggregate figure shows 259,233 fewer jobs
EconomyMacroeconomyin catering activities (+12,375), public administration and defense (+4,441) and retail (+2,829
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Criticism of Athens "Great Walk" prompts debate on public spaces
PoliticsGreek Politicsis expected in the catering sector alone, as the furlough scheme comes to an end and seasonal hires fail
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Newsletter 256 -03/07/2020
percent reduction in staff is expected in the catering sector alone, as the furlough scheme comes
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Employment balance positive by 37,568 in June, reflecting uptick in seasonal hires
EconomyMacroeconomyhighest positive balances were noted in accommodation (+35,021), catering services activities (+31,395
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Tourism numbers continue to worsen as worries grow over second Covid-19 wave
EconomyFeaturesthat businesses operating in the tourism and catering sectors were badly hit by the pandemic. The data, which
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Newsletter 260 -31/07/2020
showed that businesses operating in the tourism and catering sectors were badly hit by the pandemic
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