Tourism Minister Kefalogianni: 2024 Poised to Break Records for Greek Tourism
Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni has projected 2024 as a landmark year for the country's tourism sector, forecasting revenues to surpass an impressive €20 billion.
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Stournaras sends BoG Interim Report on Monetary Policy to Parliament
Stournaras sends BoG Interim Report on Monetary Policy to Parliament
Stournaras said that general inflation had slowed by remained higher in Greece relative to the Eurozone, as a persistently high services' inflation prevented its easing.
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Attica Bank to Eliminate Fees on More Banking Transactions
Attica Bank to Eliminate Fees on More Banking Transactions
Attica Bank has announced its decision to eliminate fees on a broader range of banking transactions, building on recent changes introduced in Greece through legislative measures. As the bank stated this move is in response to the needs of its customers, both individuals and businesses.
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Minister: Tourism Revenues in Greece to Hit €22 Billion in 2024
Minister: Tourism Revenues in Greece to Hit €22 Billion in 2024
Kefalogianni highlighted the robust growth of the Greek tourism industry and its critical contribution to the Greek economy and said the data reflected the sector’s strong dynamic.
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China and Turkey Lead Surge in Greece’s Golden Visa Investments, Fueling Property Demand
China and Turkey Lead Surge in Greece’s Golden Visa Investments, Fueling Property Demand
The demand is particularly high among investors from China, Turkey, Lebanon, the UK, and the US. In 2024, 7,052 applications were submitted in the first ten months, marking a 2.3% increase compared to 2023. Chinese nationals led the charge with 6,521 applications, followed by 1,115 from Turkey and 717 from Lebanon.
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Hatzidakis’ agenda for 2025: 10 bills and 14 reforms for the economy
Hatzidakis’ agenda for 2025: 10 bills and 14 reforms for the economy
Changes in property and business taxation, innovations that will bring tax relief, attract new investment and further boost incomes
