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Arachova vs. Kalavryta: The Unexpected Greek City with 90% Occupancy for March 25 – Affordable, Yet Quite “Pricey”

Demand drives up prices, and in Greece, Arachova and Kalavryta lead as winter hotspots with over 90% occupancy, while Kastoria surprises with a 90% pre-booking rate for March 25. Ski resorts buzz, prices climb, and even lesser-known destinations like Arcadia’s villages see full bookings, proving that a weekend escape comes with a hefty €300+ price tag—pushing annual travel costs to €3,500 or more.

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EuroLeague Final 4: Ticket Prices Announced – From €299 to €3,799 for the Four Matches

The EuroLeague Final 4 is set to take place in Abu Dhabi from 23-25 May, with ticket prices ranging from €299 to €3,799. Hosted at the prestigious Etihad Arena, the event will feature two semi-finals, a third-place match, and the grand final. Tickets go on sale on 26 February, offering fans a chance to witness Europe’s top basketball action in a world-class venue.

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“Bitter” Cappuccino in Athens: German Prices with Greek Salaries

A cappuccino in Athens costs nearly the same as in cities like Stuttgart and Antwerp, yet Greek salaries are roughly half of those in Germany and Belgium. This disparity highlights the affordability challenges faced by Greek consumers, where a daily cappuccino can represent a significantly larger percentage of their monthly income.

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Olive Oil Prices Expected to Fall After Last Year’s Surge, But Drought Impacts Yields

Olive oil prices are expected to fall this year after a steep rise last year, offering some relief to consumers. However, a severe drought across key olive-producing regions is impacting yields and contributing to market volatility. Olive producer Myron Chiletzakis discusses the current situation, highlighting the influence of international markets and the challenges faced by Greek producers. While bulk prices have decreased, supermarket prices for bottled olive oil remain stable as the new harvest is yet to arrive.

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Greek Banks Hold 10,000 Properties Worth €7 Billion

Banks and servicers in Greece hold approximately 10,000 properties acquired through foreclosure auctions. These properties could potentially regulate the housing market if they were put up for sale, but various regulatory hurdles are preventing their quick release. The issue has become a significant social problem, and solutions must be sought at all levels.

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“Mykonos, You’ve Lost the Plot”: Famous Vlogger Blacklists the Island of the Winds and Explains Why

A famous vlogger has blacklisted the Greek island of Mykonos for its excessive prices, pushy tipping culture, and discriminatory attitude towards solo travelers. Christina Ford documented her negative experiences, including being asked to tip on her hotel room and facing minimum spend requirements at bars.

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Attica Beaches: Paradise at a Price? Sunbed Costs Soar on Organized Coastlines

While Attica’s organized beaches are bustling with locals seeking respite from the summer heat, enjoying the sun and sand comes at an increasingly steep price. The cost of renting sunbeds on these popular stretches of coastline has skyrocketed, putting a strain on beachgoers’ wallets, especially for families.

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90% Inflation: Turkish Diners Flee to Greece for Affordable Meals

Soaring restaurant prices in Turkey are driving local tourists to vacation in neighboring Greece. Social media is flooded with Turks sharing shockingly high restaurant bills, while others boast about the lower prices found just across the border. Even during peak season, restaurants in popular Turkish holiday towns are sitting half-empty as locals opt for more affordable dining experiences in Greece.