Nearly 80,000 Greeks utilized the "Social Tourism" program vouchers in June, with top destinations including Evia, Halkidiki, and Pieria. The program, aimed at subsidizing holidays for unemployed and lower-income families, will continue into 2024-2025 with an increased budget of 50 million euros, offering 300,000 new vouchers and extended stay options in specific regions.
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