Duty Free Shops sales higher than 2019
Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias told Action 24 TV that travelers’ spending at Hellenic Duty Free Shops is sending some very positive signals.
An abortion ban trapped a tourist in crisis on Malta
Andrea Prudente, a 38-year-old photographer who lives near Seattle, and her partner, Jay Weeldreyer, expected their trip to Malta to be a “babymoon” where they could connect with each other while enjoying the Mediterranean sun and local sights.
Cyprus tourism partially recovers in May
Tourism arrivals in Cyprus in May increased significantly compared to the same month last year; however, they were still lower compared to May 2019, and with obvious losses from the Russian and Ukrainian markets.
ATHEX: Bourse seems incapable of rebounding
As the year’s first half is nearing its end, Greek stocks appear unable to recover, with another session on Friday failing to deliver the promised rebound, as banks closed in the red yet again.
Major discounts offered to last-minute cruise passengers
Celestyal Cruises comes to the rescue of last-minute travelers with discounts of up to 45% off select 2022 sailings booked from now through July 11.
Turkey accuses EU of remaining silent on Greece’s ‘illegal actions’
Turkey’s Foreign Ministry said on Friday that is “completely shameful that the EU remains silent on illegal actions of Greece that violate international law.”
60 international angel investors meet with Greek startups
Sixty angel investors from around the world met with founders and staff of 20 Greek startups, policymakers and corporate leaders in the first such event held in Athens on Thursday and Friday.
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Bulgarian MPs vote to unblock North Macedonia’s EU bid
Bulgaria’s parliament voted Friday to lift a veto that has long blocked European Union membership negotiations with North Macedonia and Albania, raising fresh hopes that the bloc can now press on with its expansion plans in the Western Balkans amid Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Cyprus signs deal for Airbus attack helicopters
Cyprus signed a deal with Airbus Helicopters on Friday to purchase six light attack helicopters with an option for another six as it seeks to shed Soviet-era armaments and procure military equipment compatible with other European Union member states.