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    Tourism in Greece Not So Bad After All

    During a visit to two of the most popular Greek islands in the Aegean, The Greek Reporter observed that tourism in Greece may not be in such bad shape after all. Recent terrorist attacks and violent incidents in Athens put Greece on the forefront of news headlines around the globe generating massive negative publicity. The truth of the matter is that the number of reservations took an initial decline but Greece’s unfavorable events did not completely affect its tourism sector. This week the majority of hotels are at full capacity and the tourists are enjoying the Greek sun, culture and hospitality once again.

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  • Greece

    • ND withdrew from the committee on bonds issue
    • Demolition in Kypseli, Athens
    • Olympic Museum in Athens
    • Greece wants more Chinese tourists
    • Bonds for the Greeks abroad!

  • USA

    • Chicago: Twenty-three teams Geared Up for Hellenic Tournament
    • Outgoing US envoy praises growth in Greek-US ties
    • Peter G. Peterson to Address First Leadership 100 Forum on Business and Philanthropy
    • Cliffside Park man sentenced to 40 years in Thalia’s murder
    • U.S. Army Sargeant Tiffany Dalagelis Leads Support for Afghan Women

  • Hollywood

    • Michael A. Nickles Shooting New Thriller “Playback”
    • Torn: Costa Mandylor’s New Film
    • X-Factor: Open Call to Greek American Talent
    • Greece and Cyprus Beauties Competed for Miss Universe 2010
    • LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian Prefer Greek

  • Australia

    • Greek accused of giving Police confidential information to gangs
    • Australian Immigration needed to deal with «widespread labour shortages»
    • The Greek Film Festival is touring Australia next month
    • Megalogenis proclaims election “strangest ever”
    • Migrant poem wins essay prize

  • Canada

    • “The Greeks of the Niagara Region” in the Public Library of Katerini
    • Bulletin writer to teach Greek at local university
    • Canada Temporary Work Visas requirements to become tougher
    • Taste of GreekTown
    • Greek Canadians Write Award Winning: “Three Sisters Around The Greek Table”

  • Europe

    • Call to stop transfer of asylum seekers to Greece
    • Singing for a reunited Cyprus
    • Letter of the International Congregation of Agia Sophia addressed to T. Erdogan, to conduct Divine Liturgy in Agia Sophia
    • Turkish, Greek Ministers Watched Together Basketball Game
    • Greek artist in the 2nd Mediterranean Biennial in Cologne

  • World

    • Israel Considers Underwater Gas Exports to Greece
    • Guyana: Greek investors make airline pitch
    • “Greek Tourism Week” launched in Shanghai
    • Children literature brings Greece and China together
    • Greek Delegation in Armenia

  • TV

    • Exclusive interview with Vassy
    • "The Descndants" - Alexander Payne & Phedon Papamichael talk about their film and George Clooney
    • Kunal Nayyar (Raj) from "The Big Bang Theory" speaks ...Greek
    • Interview with Greek Actor Christos Vass (Vasilopoulos)
    • Los Angeles Greek Film Festival 2010 - Red Carpet

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