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More Certified Thermal Springs Added To Greece’s Tourism Portfolio

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Aiming to include spa tourism and thermalism within the overall development of the country’s national tourism product, the Greek Tourism Ministry announced another three thermal springs recently recognized by the Natural Thermal Resources Protection Committee.

The committee has recognized the thermal springs Lake Vouliagmenis (Attica), Kamena Vourla (Municipality of Agios Konstantinos-Molos, region of Central Greece) and Klinides (Kavala).

Lake Vouliagmenis (Attica)

Lake Vouliagmenis (Attica)

It is reminded that the Natural Thermal Resources Protection Committee has recently certified the following thermal springs:
Loutraki-Pozar (Aridaia)
Souroti (Thessaloniki)
Kanistra (Kassandra, Chalkidiki)
Kallithea (Rhodes)
Loutraki-Perachora (Corinth)
Thermi (Thessaloniki)
Parenesti (Drama)
Gialtra (Edipsos, Evia)
Hanopoulos (Arta prefecture)

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