GWA has provided the licensing of the first waterdrome in Greece at Kanistro in Kassandra, on the Halkidiki peninsula, and has already completed the approvals of waterdromes in Porto Heli, Ermioni, Lavrio, Kissamo Chanion, Kea, Erikoussa, Othoni, and Mathraki.
Voting against were the Communist Party of Greece, Elliniki Lysi, Niki, Nea Aristera, Spartiates and Plefsi Eleftherias.
The focus shifts to lesser-known, high-quality destinations that could become favorites among Norwegian tourists.
Athens is closely following developments and is prepared to alert Brussels to any move that violates the agreement.
The changes in the cabinet have reportedly been postponed to the beginning of next week, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis being in no hurry as he weighs all his options very thoroughly.
It still holds a wide lead over leftist SYRIZA, which won 14.7% and four seats. The main opposition party failed to match the 17% it garnered in last year’s national polls.
