Greece is ready to welcome tourists in 'complete safety'


By AGENCY

The town of Oia in the Greek island of Santorini is already seeing a healthy stream of local tourists visiting the place. — AFP

From the emblematic island of Santorini, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said recently that Greece is “ready to welcome tourists” in complete safety after the coronavirus lockdown, whose impact on tourism will be “significant”.

“Greek tourism is back, ” said Mitsotakis, two days before the reopening of the tourist season.

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