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How the world sees Greece
Showing posts with label hospitality_recreation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hospitality_recreation. Show all posts
Friday, July 20, 2012
Who wants to be a tourist these days?
A terrorist explosion in Bulgaria. Tourist kidnappings in Egypt. Sometimes violent demonstrations in Greece. A coup in Mali. Deadly drug wars in Mexico. Olympic security failures in England.
Amid instability, who wants to be tourist?
A terrorist explosion in Bulgaria. Tourist kidnappings in Egypt. Sometimes violent demonstrations in Greece. A coup in Mali. Deadly drug wars in Mexico. Olympic security failures in England.
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Thursday, July 5, 2012
Greek Festival returns to St. Nicholas Church, July 13-15
Greek Festival returns to St. Nicholas Church, July 13-15 Foster's Daily Democrat NH guide for Southeast New Hampshire and Southern Maine, including Portsmouth, Rochester, Dover, Sanford and Laconia. Local news, information, entertainment, classifieds, real estate, homes, automobiles, cars, employment, jobs, restaurants and dining ... |
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Greece hopes tourism will rebound amid lingering crisis
Greece hopes tourism will rebound amid lingering crisis Journal of Turkish Weekly Fears that Greece would drop out of the eurozone precluded many would-be visitors worried the euro will be replaced by the drachma. The new government reported tourist receipts have dropped by more than 12%, leading to a nearly 10% decline in arrivals ... |
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Greeks make London push despite crisis
Greeks make London push despite crisis NDTV Greek Olympic chiefs insist that the country's financial crisis will not lead to a slimmed-down team being sent to the London Olympics. |
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Greece: Hotel workers strike over pay and conditions
 euronews | Greece: Hotel workers strike over pay and conditions euronews world news - Hotel and restaurant staff in Greece have taken to the streets in a 24-hour strike to protest at their plight amid the country's economic crisis. Crisis: Greece; hotel and restaurant workers on strike |
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Sunday, June 24, 2012
Greece government says PM not well enough to travel to EU summit ...
Greece government says PM not well enough to travel to EU summit ... Washington Post Athens, GREECE — Greece government says PM not well enough to travel to EU summit; Foreign Minister to attend. |
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Greek PM cannot attend EU summit
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece's government says its new prime minister will not be well enough to travel to a critical European Union summit in Brussels after undergoing an eye operation.
Greece's incoming finance minister, Vassilis Rapanos, was also hospitalized Friday after suffering a collapse.
Greece's incoming finance minister, Vassilis Rapanos, was also hospitalized Friday after suffering a collapse.
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Monday, June 18, 2012
Greek Bank Deposit Outflows Said to Have Slowed After Elections
Greek Bank Deposit Outflows Said to Have Slowed After Elections Businessweek Greek deposit withdrawals slowed today after an election victory by the pro-bailout New Democracy party eased concern the nation will abandon the euro, three ... Greek Stocks Rally to a One-Month High After Results |
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Greeks divided on austerity
CNN's Matthew Chance reports on the uncertainty in Greece surrounding the growing demand for austerity measures.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Greek Hedge Manager Says Drachma Is Back as Wages Plunge
Greek Hedge Manager Says Drachma Is Back as Wages Plunge BusinessWeek But the Greeks are sick and tired of that card. They're not buying it. Syriza - - which is deft at political campaigning but unproven in everything else -- says that the true issues of this election are jobs and austerity. |
Down-Under Greeks Send Money as Crisis Awakens Ties to Homeland
Down-Under Greeks Send Money as Crisis Awakens Ties to Homeland BusinessWeek With Greek unemployment four times higher than in his adopted Australia, the 59-year-old head of Afkos Industries, a maker of mining components based near Perth, has plowed A$18 million ($17.8 million) into a 109-bed hotel in northern Greece that ... |
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