By Sama Marwan,
Greece’s economy is witnessing a revival, largely driven by the booming tourism sector, despite global economic uncertainties.
The influx of tourists, especially from European countries and the US, has significantly boosted revenues, contributing to the country’s GDP growth.
This marks a sharp turnaround from the economic crisis Greece faced a decade ago, and the country is becoming a more popular destination.
However, officials remain cautious as inflation and rising energy costs could dampen the positive effects of tourism.
The government is focusing on maintaining momentum through infrastructure improvements and encouraging investments in other sectors to reduce dependence on tourism alone.
