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  1. Athens is being recognized as a strategic pivot point, and Mykonos and Santorini are identified as key tourism hotspots in Greece.
  2. Oversubscribed tourism hotspots are causing infrastructure strain, leading to a strategic pivot toward a sustainable model in Greece.

Santorini, as a cruise destination, is actively managing tourist access and capacity to handle the influx of visitors.

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Santorini, as a cruise destination, is actively managing tourist access and capacity to handle the influx of visitors.

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Oversubscribed tourism hotspots are causing infrastructure strain, leading to a strategic pivot toward a sustainable model in Greece. All 1 developments

Within Athens is being recognized as a strategic pivot point, and Mykonos and Santorini are identified as key tourism hotspots in Greece.

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