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Ionian Islands Summer Bookings on the Rise

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Myrtos Beach, Kefallonia Island. Photo Source: https://kefaloniaisland.org
Myrtos Beach, Kefallonia Island. Photo Source: https://kefaloniaisland.org

Myrtos Beach, Kefallonia Island. Photo Source: https://kefaloniaisland.org

Bookings to the Ionian Islands for the summer season have recorded a double-digit increase, according to the region’s vice governor Spyros Galiatsatos.

Ithaki Island

Speaking to the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA), Galiatsatos said that 2018 will be another successful year, as was the case in 2017, when the Ionian Islands experienced a significant rise in arrivals.

Galiatsatos is currently in Utrecht, where the “Vakantiebeurs 2018” is being held. A leading annual tourism exhibition in the Netherlands, Vakantiebeurs is taking place between January 9-14, with the participation of more than 1,000 enterprises of the travel and tourism industry.

Ionian Islands representatives – from Kefallonia and Ithaki among other destinations – during the exhibition will present the region’s tourism offerings, gastronomy and culture.

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