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Stournaras: Greece's Path to a New Record in Tourism in 2026 Is a "Success Story"

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Greece is growing at a rate of around 2%, almost double that of the eurozone, and is an example of recovery after a deep economic crisis, underlined the governor of the Bank of Greece, Yiannis Stournaras.
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Greece is growing at a rate of around 2%, almost double that of the eurozone, and is an example of recovery after a deep economic crisis, underlined the governor of the Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras, speaking today at an economic forum panel in Istanbul.

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Greece is growing at a rate of around 2%, almost double that of the eurozone, and is an example of recovery after a deep economic crisis, the governor of the Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras, underlined today, speaking at an economic forum panel in Istanbul. The driving force of growth is mainly investments, as well as revenues from tourism […] The article Stournaras: “Success story” the course of Greece – Towards a new record in tourism in 202…

Greece is growing at a rate of around 2%, almost double that of the eurozone, and is an example of recovery after a deep economic crisis, the governor of the Bank of Greece underlined,… G. Stournaras: Greece's path towards a new record in tourism in 2026 is a "success story" - I NAFTEMPORIKI

Greece is growing at a rate of around 2%, almost double that of the eurozone, and is an example of recovery after a deep economic crisis, underlined the governor of the Bank of Greece, Yiannis Stournaras.

Greece is growing at 2%, twice as fast as the eurozone, with investment, tourism and shipping as the main drivers. Despite the progress, inflation remains high, G. Stournaras said at an economic forum.

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Business Daily broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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