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Greece Evolving into Leading Yachting DestinationGreece is securing a spot on the global map of top yachting destinations following marina upgrades and promotional actions by the government, said Secretary General for Tourism Policy and Development Olympia Anastasopoulou.
Greece Launches New Campaign to Attract Retirees‘Wanna feel 20 again?’ is the Greek National Tourism Organization’s (GNTO) winter 2022-23 marketing campaign. Now, Greece wants to extend its tourist season by attracting retirees to the country.The difference between the summer 2022 campaign (Greece—You will want to stay forever!) is that the it focused on emotions while the new global campaign focuses on the pocket. This changes the approach somewhat.
Greece reborn: reversing the fortunes of a ghostly mountain villageWith just nine residents, the Peloponnese retreat of Vamvakou was on the brink of extinction. Now it’s at the centre of a multi-million-euro project to lure back tourists and transform it into a tech hub.At first glance, Vamvakou seems like many other mountain villages in the Peloponnese, with pretty, stone houses and cobbled streets fanning down to a large square. But Vamvakou is no ordinary village. In fact, it’s at the centre of an ambitious plan to revive the fortunes of Greek mountain villages, many of which are on the verge of extinction.
Fraudulent priest runs out of miracles after inquiryA controversial Athens priest who claimed to perform miracles, including healing a blind man and helping a disabled person get back on his feet, will be asked to move to a monastery in Attica by way of a velvet divorce, Kathimerini understands.The decision on Father Dimitris Loupasakis of the Church of St Isidore on the capital’s Lycabettus Hill follows an internal investigation by the Greek Church which confirmed the “miraculous” events to be a case of “dishonesty and fraud.”
New Zealand to tax cow flatulence and sheep urine in world-first climate levyThe levy is strongly opposed by farmers
Putin says Russia could increase gas supplies to EuropeRussian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that Moscow is ready to resume gas supplies to Europe via a link of the Germany-bound Nord Stream 2 pipeline under the Baltic Sea.
QuotePutin says Russia could increase gas supplies to EuropeRussian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that Moscow is ready to resume gas supplies to Europe via a link of the Germany-bound Nord Stream 2 pipeline under the Baltic Sea.https://www.ekathimerini.com/news/1195455/putin-says-russia-could-increase-gas-supplies-to-europe/
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