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Tourism: 21.7 billion in 2024 – Increase of 1.1 billion compared to 2023

Impressive rise in December - Attributed to the large increase in tourist revenues in Athens and Thessaloniki

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At €21.7 billion, holiday receipts in 2024 were up significantly for Greece from €20.6 billion in 2023.

According to preliminary data from the Bank of Greece, the figures are in line with the Institute of the Hellenic Tourism Business Association‘s estimate of 21.75 billion euros in revenue in 2024.

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The December receipts figures are impressive, 435 million for the first time, up from 326 million in 2023.

This year’s December rise is attributed to the rise of the country’s two largest urban centers, especially Athens which has been experiencing strong tourism revenue growth lately.

Tourism remains a key contributor to the Greek economy, as compared to 2023, non-resident traveler arrivals increased by 9.8% and related receipts by 5.4%, with travel receipts reaching €21.7 billion from €20.5 billion in 2023.

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