In her opening address at the "
Re-Thinking Greece" event organized by the Greek National Tourism Organisation at the
Acropolis Museum, on November 15, Tourism Minister Olga
Kefaloyanni expressed hope that 2013 will be a better year for Greece’s tourism compared to 2012. She also stressed that in order for tourism to spearhead the country's progress, both structural changes and a new marketing strategy are necessary
.
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"Greece is not only sun and sea. Greek tourism must escape from the seasonality trap. A year-round tourism must be established,"
she reiterated, announcing, at the same time a complete revamp of the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO), and its bureaus abroad.