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Taxpayers who pay cash will be able to build their tax-free income if they scan the paper receipts and forward them electronically to the Independent Public Revenues authorities AADE. this was revealed by Deputy Finance Minister Thodoros Skylakakis to ANT1 TV on Monday morning. The plan is being prepared to …
Read More »Greece to launch new tourism plan by end of March
Α three-year plan campaign plan for the Greek National Tourism Organization of Greece (GNTO) will incorporate a longer tourist season, co-promotion with tour operators and airlines abroad, and ability to adapt to shifting conditions. Speaking to Athens-Macedonian News Agency (ANA-MPA), GNTO Secretary General Dimitris Frangakis said that a three-year plan …
Read More »Greece records 884 new coronavirus cases, another 25 deaths
Greece’s health authorities announced on Sunday, 884 new coronavirus cases and another 27 deaths in the last 24 hours. The number of Covid-19 patients intubated in hospitals across the country stands at 326. Death toll has reached 6,297 and the total cases stand at 179,802. Number of tests is decreased …
Read More »Greece extends travel restrictions for international flight passengers
Greece’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) extended the travel restrictions for international flight passengers due to the Covid-19 pandemic. In a statement issued on Sunday, February 21, the CAA said that the air instructions (notams) are extended until 06:00 a.m. Monday, March 8,2021. The restrictions refer to EU and non-EU passengers …
Read More »Greece’s ex National Theater artistic director Lignadis arrested for rape
Greek police arrested the former artistic director of the National Theater early Saturday evening following an arrest warrant issued by two public prosecutors investigating two lawsuits against 56-year-old theater director and stage actor Dimitris Lignadis. The warrant cites multiple counts of rape. The man resigned from his position on February …
Read More »Greece: 1424 new coronavirus cases, 23 more deaths, 325 intubations
Greece’s health authorities announced on Saturday, 1424 new coronavirus cases and another 23 deaths in the last 24 hours. The number of Covid-19 patients intubated in hospitals across the country remains at 325. Death toll has reached 6,272 and the total cases stand at 178,918. On Friday, the Civil Protection …
Read More »Abandoned historical building collapses in the center of Athens, one rescued
Part of an abandoned historical building on the busy Patision Avenue in the center of Athens collapsed on Saturday noon time. 10 firefighters with 6 trucks are operating at the spot, while men of the Fire Service Rescue unit EMAK with a trained dog rushed to search for people trapped …
Read More »Grid operator & PPC to compensate customers for power outages due to snow
Greece’s grid operator DEDIE and Public Power Corporation PPC said that they will compensate customers with discounts on the bills due to power outages caused by the snow weather. Approximately 1,000 households are still without electricity in the northern suburbs of Athens on Saturday, following the snow falls on Monday …
Read More »Greece applies to EU for return of 519 migrants denied asylum status
Greece filed a request with Frontex and the European Commission for the immediate return of 519 migrants to their countries of origin, Migration Minister Notis Mitarachi said on Friday. In a follow-up request for the return to Turkey of 1,450 migrants living in hotspots on the Aegean Islands, Greece also …
Read More »Greece could be welcoming British tourists as early as May so experience its charms in Skopelos
Skopelos is a charming island in Greece’s Sporades archipelago that’s just 30 square miles. It is a favourite destination of the Daily Mail’s Stephen Bayley, who hopes he can visit again soon.
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