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17 June
A report confirms that nearly half of Greeks are unable to afford summer holidays according to the poll.
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A recent poll conducted by the Alco research firm has revealed that nearly half of Greeks, specifically 47 percent, will be unable to afford a summer vacation this year. The findings were discussed during a broadcast on Alpha TV and indicate that rising accommodation costs and transportation fares are significant barriers preventing many from planning holidays.
According to the survey, a growing number of Greek citizens are struggling to cover the expenses associated with their summer trips compared to previous years. The poll highlights that 47 percent of respondents believe their financial situation has worsened compared to the last year, while only a small percentage report an improvement. This trend underscores ongoing challenges faced by households in managing their economic wellbeing, which is particularly impacting their ability to take time off for vacations.
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