TUI: Demand for holidays in Greece is at record levels
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
“This summer, as well, Greece is one of the most popular holiday destinations. We expect the highest level of demand ever. Crete in particular is heading for an unprecedented record. There is no tourism sector or destination to Greece that is not in demand at the moment," said Aage Dinhaupt, TUI's Communications Director, to AMNA news agency.
Mr. Dinhaupt pointed out that TUI's decision to move the start of the tourist season for Greece earlier this year "proved to be completely right" adding that "bookings for the months of September and October are also increasing significantly for several weeks. We expect a very strong autumn this year as well.”
Read also: Flows for "getaways" near Athens on the rise
He also notes that in the cruise sector the demand for Greece continues to grow, "the Greek islands are particularly popular with our customers who are interested in cruises".
Finally, he stated that Greece ranks first in preferences among luxury vacationers, with luxury travel almost completely sold out, making such investments by Greek hoteliers profitable.
Related items
-
Papastavrou: In Washington for a series of contacts - Focus on strengthening energy cooperation between Greece and the US
-
AADE’s guide for Greeks abroad for VAT, declarations, property and income in Greece
-
Farmers remain at the roadblocks today; they will also shut down ports
-
Glorious AHI event in Athens at the GB Hotel - Ambassador Gilfoyle and ministers present
-
North-South battle for Eurogroup leadership: Pierrakakis' opponent
Latest from E.Tsiliopoulos
- Papastavrou: In Washington for a series of contacts - Focus on strengthening energy cooperation between Greece and the US
- AADE’s guide for Greeks abroad for VAT, declarations, property and income in Greece
- Farmers remain at the roadblocks today; they will also shut down ports
- The President of the Republic, Konstantinos Tasoulas, welcomed Archbishop Elpidophoros of America.
- Glorious AHI event in Athens at the GB Hotel - Ambassador Gilfoyle and ministers present