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  1. Newsletter 364 - 23/12/2022

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    the pandemic year 2020. According to the latest data for the ten months of the year, travel receipts

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  2. PM signals April elections as MP at centre of latest sleaze scandal resigns

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    to decide on travel measures for visitors from China in light of the surge in coronavirus infections

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  3. Survey highlights households struggling with cost of living, delivers worst outlook since 2019

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    one in three cuts spending in travel. The energy crisis is prominent, as almost 74 pct now must

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  4. Newsletter 371 - 24/02/2023

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    , the 2022 goods deficit was 25.57 billion euros, from 20.82 billion euros in 2021. Travel receipts were

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  5. Newsletter 372 - 03/03/2023

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    it left off in 2022, when Greece nearly reached the travel receipts of 2019. Wood also revised its

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  6. Govt looks to contain political fallout from crash, prepares change to poll plans

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    and the EU Agency for Railways (ERA) will travel to Greece this week. However, it was also reported a few

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  7. Election campaign moves into gear, opinion poll data still equivocal
    Photo by MacroPolis

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    public appearances in and around Athens twice a week, while he is also due to travel to Ioannina

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  8. Opposition intensifies calls for political scalp over failure to avert deadly hooligan clash

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    to numerous warnings being ignored and allowed the troublemakers to travel the length of the country without

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  9. Government struggles to shake off impact of wildfires

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    Minister Makis Voridis, to Evros on Monday. The officials travel to the region against a backdrop

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  10. Greece aiming to agree updated migration deal with Turkey

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    be the proposal of visa-free travel for its citizens, a longstanding Turkish demand, as well

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