New Greek Taxes Will Increase Tourist Burden at Hotels and Restaurants | skift.com
An hour west of Athens, the pebbly beaches by turquoise waters and pine-covered mountains are nearly empty as the Greek sunbathers who normally pack them stay home amid fears their country’s economy could implode. Only a few dozen people sit down for a fresh grilled seafood lunch at the beachside restaurant Mary Cromba has owned for 15 years in the tiny village of Psatha. That’s down from the hundreds she served most days last year in July. Now beachgoers on day trips from the capital find parking spaces easily and haul their own food in coolers.
