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Airbnb ends mandatory chores for guests: What hosts will no longer be allowed to demand

New global rules take effect on November 20, preventing hosts from requiring guests to wash dishes, strip beds or take trash off the property

Iran wants to impose $1 million transit fees for passing through Hormuz for as long as negotiations last

The revelation was made by an anonymous regional official to the Associated Press – Iran will use the revenues for post-conflict reconstruction

Classes begin at non-state Universities for the first time in Greece – The programs and tuition fees

In November, the private universities UNIC Athens, CITY, Keele of Greece, and Anatolia begin operating — 16 study programs have already been approved, and evaluation for another 12 will be completed by the end of the month. Tuition fees range from €9,000 to €27,000 per year

In force from today, Monday 21 July, the per-passenger fee

The amount of the fee varies per island - What applies to Santorini, Mykonos, Piraeus, Corfu and other ports-pillars of cruise

Challenges for Airbnb hosts: Navigating new policies on fees, taxation, and cancellations

The updated guide of the Hellenic Tax Authority - Instructions for owners and managers with multiple properties - Reporting and tax obligations - How the tax authorities view leases

Greek tax office: Countdown for taxes and fees due by the end of the year

ENFIA, income tax and road tax top the agenda - The five specific obligations

Banks: Mitsotakis’ announcements in the budget – The plan to “trim” fees

Government sources emphasize that any intervention will be legally compliant and will ultimately impose a higher cost on banks compared to PASOK’s proposed amendment to tax their "excess profits."

The World’s Highest and Lowest Tuition Fees (infographic)

An average annual fee at an English public institution amounts to approximately $12,330 when converting to USD

Taxi fares to and from airports of Athens, Thessaloniki and Kavala go down

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Bankers back down on fee hikes after meeting with PM Mitsotakis

The PM said the better economic climate did not justify raises in the banking fees

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