ATHENS – Not even the slowing COVID-19 pandemic is cutting into prospects for 2022 being a record year for tourism, on a curve to reach 19 billion euros ($18.71 billion) to surpass the 2019 levels.
Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE) President Yiannis Retsos gave the news during the Ellada Meta co
ATHENS – Not even the slowing COVID-19 pandemic is cutting into prospects for 2022 being a record year for tourism, on a curve to reach 19 billion euros ($18.71 billion) to surpass the 2019 levels.
Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE) President Yiannis Retsos gave the news during the Ellada Meta co
Overall, the areas with the highest number of infections, per 100,000 people, include Western Greece, Attica, Thessaly in central Greece and the South Aegean.