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Three conferences for Greek tourism under the auspices of EOT

These are the 4th Panhellenic Yachting Conference, the 2nd Annual Orancon Travel Forum and the Tourism Open Days 2025

Tourism: 21.7 billion in 2024 – Increase of 1.1 billion compared to 2023

Impressive rise in December - Attributed to the large increase in tourist revenues in Athens and Thessaloniki

Record-breaking employment subsidy programs by DYPA with 52,855 beneficiaries

Nearly 53,000 unemployed individuals benefited from DYPA’s employment programs

Handelsblatt: Stunning transformation of Greece into an EU model country for the economy

Finance Minister owes the additional revenues of the last two years mainly to successes in the fight against tax evasion, say the Germans

Why Greeks invest in real estate instead of depositing their money

Apartments and land among the top choices - Fewer mortgages, more equity purchases

Greek companies: Turnover exceeds €472 billion in 2024

Turnover increased by 4.1% compared to 2023 - Construction and administrative activities saw the largest increases

Athens Stock Exchange: Corrected from 14-year highs – held 1,610 points

"Brake" in the 5-day upward series - The turnover soars due to the large bank packages

Electronic transactions: Increased by 10.7% in 2024 – Which sectors saw a big increase

Electronic transactions reach €67.7 billion – Hatzidakis: POS-cash register integration successful and a practical social policy

Positive forecasts for this year’s tourist season despite the earthquakes – What will happen to Santorini

The start of the season for Santorini is postponed to May due to the earthquakes - Greece, according to TUI, is the 2nd most popular tourist destination in Europe based on bookings so far

TITAN Group sells cement activities in Eastern Turkey

The sale includes a cement plant, a cement distribution station and related infrastructure - Following this transaction, TITAN Group will receive a total of $87.5 million

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