Tourism and Greek Economy

After the affiliation of Greece in the Economic and Monetary Union in 2001 Greek Economy developed rapidly, while its possibilities of dealing with the structural problems of the public, as well as the private sector have increased. This is due to the country's operation in a common monetary environment, designated by the European Central Bank. A grate contribution of tourism is in the formation of the National Income and the economic growth. It also contributes to the unemployment's and underemployment's reduction, generally to the improvement of the unequal distribution of the National Product on a regional level and the decentralization of the population. Tourism plays an important role in the inflow of foreign exchange and the decrease of the deficit of the Balance of Payments. In fact Tourism is the main wealth-producing resource of the Greek Economy; however it should only be used as an effective strategic mean of development following the other main branches of production

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Born on Crete in 1979. Graduated University of Crete (Rethymno),the Department of Economics in 2005 with a master's degree from the University of Portsmouth, England, Department of Economics entitled "Msc in Business Economics, Finance and Banking". Administrator Employee of the Municipality of Heraklion.