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EOT calls Acropolis incident isolated; tourists discharged today

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The Greek Tourism Organization (EOT) described the recent incident at the Acropolis, which resulted in injuries to two tourists, as an isolated case.
The injured tourists, who are from the United States, are expected to be discharged from the hospital on the same day.
EOT General Secretary Andreas Florentinos emphasized that the safety of visitors remains a top priority for the country.
Florentinos reiterated that Greece continues to be one of the safest travel destinations.
The incident was characterized as "unfortunate" by EOT officials.

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The Greek Organization for Tourism (EOT) has labeled an incident at the Acropolis as a "isolated event" following an attack that resulted in injuries to two American tourists. EOT General Secretary Andreas Fiorentinos emphasized that Greece remains one of the safest travel destinations, and he expressed concern over the unfortunate nature of the attack.

The injured tourists are expected to be discharged from the hospital later today. Fiorentinos reiterated that the safety of visitors in Greece is a top priority, reaffirming the country's commitment to ensuring a secure environment for all travelers.

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