The data presented in this report relate to reputational issues and originate from social listening techniques. The reputation of Athens, Greece, Spain, Italy and Portugal as travel destinations in Social Media are evaluated, and the intensity of conversations related to the Covid-19 pandemic is recorded. Further, for Athens and Greece ,their reputation is examined for…
The data presented in this report relate to reputational issues and originate from social listening techniques from both Social Media and Travel Related sites. The reputation of Athens, Greece, Spain, Italy and Portugal as travel destinations are evaluated, and the intensity of conversations related to the Covid-19 pandemic is recorded. Further, the reputation of Athens…
Staff shortages per hotel department in Greek hotels are examined at the peak of the 2021 summer season.
The contribution of road tourism to inbound tourism in Greece from 2012 to 2019 is examined with an analysis of the main markets.
The distribution between beds in short term rentals and beds in hotels in Greece is examined, for the period July 2019 – June 2020.
This report examines the AEJ of tourists who visit Greece and Spain, a global tourism powerhouse and Greece’s main competitor in terms of both overall expenditures and the proportion that ends up in each destination country.
For the last several years, a constant decrease has been noted in the Average Expenditure per Journey (AEJ) by tourists coming to Greece. This development has been attributed to various reasons, ranging from the global downward trend in the Average Duration of Stay of tourists to the “degradation” of the Greek tourism product. This study…
The study analyzes the contribution of tourism to the Greek economy for the year 2021, as well as in relation to 2020. The figures for inbound and domestic tourism, investments as well as the indirect and induced effects of tourism activity on the economy are analyzed.
In this study, Greek Tourism’s direct and indirect contribution to the Greek Economy is analysed. Furthermore, its contribution to regional development and employment as well as its multiplier effect are assessed.
This study presents the findings from an economic impact assessment of a potential increase in the VAT rate on the Greek hotel industry from the currently applicable reduced band of 6.5% to the middle band of 13%.
