One year of interviews – ENAS CHRONOS MIMMATA
A year of interviews with current affairs personalities who talk about tourism, innovation and send their message for the current year.
Let’s remember what they said:
For Greece…
Konstantinos Mitsotakis,
prime minister of Greece
Issue, Summer 2019
“Greece should not expel its children but should give them opportunities to work and prosper in our country. […] Greeks living abroad are not second-class citizens. It is the duty of the Greek state to facilitate their right to vote in their place of residence.”
For tourism…
Harris Theocharis,
minister of tourism
Issue, Autumn 2019
“… we must prepare ourselves so that Greek tourism is attractive and attracts people of good quality, who are happy with their stay in Greece and become the ambassador of our country. This means beautiful experiences, opening to the five senses, value for money and a magnet for you and your friends to come back.”
For young people in the tourism sector…
Manos Consolas,
State Secretary for Tourism
Issue, Autumn 2019
“…tourism will be the most dynamically growing sector of the Greek economy in the coming years.[…] new jobs and new specialties are created. It is our responsibility to shape the new framework of tourism education that will provide specialised knowledge and produce high quality tourism executives. With new jobs and, above all, well-paid jobs.”
For the Happy New Year…
Costas Bakoyannis,
Mayor of Athens
Issue, Winter 2019
“To love less the ‘I’ and more the ‘We’, because with the ‘We’ we can do great things, we can achieve what each of us could not have imagined on our own.”
Adonis Georgiades,
Minister for Development and Investment
Issue, Winter 2019
“2020 will be a turnaround year for the Greek economy as the positive impact of the work we have done all these months to start new investments and create new jobs will start to show in the real economy.”
Christos Dimas,
State Secretary for Development and Investment
Issue, Winter 2019
“Greece is changing. Our ambition is that every day is better than the previous one and that this has an impact on the everyday life of our citizens.”
