Mar 17 • 17:46 UTC 🇬🇷 Greece Naftemporiki

Greece is a strategic market for Booking - High distinction for Epirus

Greek entrepreneurs in the hospitality sector are increasingly optimistic about their future, with improved financing access and a focus on staffing and education as evidenced by the latest data from Booking.com.

Greek hospitality entrepreneurs are experiencing increasing optimism regarding their future, as indicated by positive developments in the business climate and their efforts to surpass the EU average for the first time. Recent data from Booking.com's Hospitality Barometer for 2025, in collaboration with Statista, highlights a significantly bolstered perception of Greek tourism, reflecting the entrepreneurs' rising confidence alongside better access to financing, which has encouraged investor trust. Moreover, this strong economic climate is accompanied by a willingness to hire, with Greek hoteliers showcasing one of the highest employment growth rates in Europe. They are not only expanding their workforce but also prioritizing the training of their staff, which surpasses that of their European counterparts. Additionally, there is a significant interest in artificial intelligence, indicating a trend toward modernization in the industry. Notably, 85% of Greek hoteliers expect growth in the near future, revealing a positive outlook that aligns with the broader improvement in the economic conditions within the hospitality sector. This focus on training, technology, and hiring positions the Greek hospitality industry favorably for future challenges and opportunities, marking a distinctive turning point as the country continues to recover and expand its tourism sector.

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