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🌐 How can the tourism industry adapt to the current environmental, demographic, and work-related trends while considering both their positive and negative impacts?![]()
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🌍 Climate change, demographic shifts in Western countries, and the hybrid work model all present opportunities for extending the tourist season. Simultaneously, reshaping the economy to cater to year-round tourism and rebranding destinations to attract visitors become imperative. What architectural strategies can support these ambitious goals?![]()
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🏨 All these issues are addressed at the “Architecture and Tourism Conference: Climate Change and Tourism,» which will take place on December 1-3 at the Center for Mediterranean Architecture - Κέντρο Αρχιτεκτονικής της Μεσογείου (CAM) in Chania, Crete. The conference is co-organized by CAM, Archisearch and Design Ambassador![]()
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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met leading investors and presented investment opportunities in Greece at the investment roadshow held by the Athens Stock Exchange and Morgan Stanley in London on Monday.![]()
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The Greek PM expressed his satisfaction that Greece attracts significant foreign investments while more are interested in becoming part of Greece’s success, adding that Greek companies’ resilience, especially those present at the roadshow, are a sign of corporate success.![]()
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The most important message the PM wanted to convey to foreign investors was the government's commitment to reforms, as difficult as they may be.
PM: Greece an investor focus | eKathimerini.com
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met leading investors and presented investment opportunities in Greece at the investment roadshow held by the Athens Stock Exchange and Morgan Stanley in London on M...
📚📚BOOK OF THE MONTH: "The Slow Horizon That Breathes", the debut English-language collection by contemporary Greek poet Dimitra Kotoula, translated by Maria Nazos in close collaboration with the author, and introduced by A.E. Stallings, has just been published by World Poetry Books. ![]()
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In this selection from her first three books, published between 2004 – 2022, Kotoula engages modern Greek struggles, including troubled relationships, the financial crisis, motherhood, and the act of writing. Ιn the words of Karen Van Dyck, “writing in dialogue with the twentieth-century poets of ancient myth (George Seferis and Angelos Sikelianos among them), Dimitra Kotoula brings fresh language and a feminine touch to familiar themes”.
BOOK OF THE MONTH: ‘The Slow Horizon That Breathes’ by Dimitra Kotoula
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The Slow Horizon That Breathes, the debut English-language collection by contemporary Greek poet Dimitra Kotoula, translated by Maria Nazos in close collaboration with the author, and introduced by A....