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Winter in Halkidiki February in Halkidiki differs from the February in most parts of Europe. First of all you notice a different range of colors in the environment. The sun shines bright and you feel the dizziness from the fresh sea air. The temperature of Halkidiki in February can vary – it can rain and […]

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Early booking of apartments Dionisos 4 in Paralia Dionisiou Beach, Halkidiki, Greece for 2012 season We continue our early booking promotion discount for your holidays in our apartments Dionisos 4 in Paralia Dionisiou Beach, Halkidiki, Greece for 2012 season. We offer 10% discount If you make a reservation and 50% prepayment for accommodation till 29th […]

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Recently appointed Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos enjoys the support of the majority of Greeks with four in 10 saying he should remain at the helm of the country for the next few years, poll results published Sunday show. According to survey results published in Ethnos newspaper, 62.7% of respondents view Papademos positively after he […]

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Early booking of apartments in Paralia Dionisiou Beach, Halkidiki, Greece for 2012 season Early booking of apartments in Halkidiki – discount 20%! We are happy to announce early booking promotion discount for your holidays in our apartments Dionisos 4 in Paralia Dionisiou Beach, Halkidiki, Greece for 2012 season. We offer 20% discount if you make […]

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By Andy Dabilis, Emmanouela Seiradaki Lucas Papademos, a former European Central Bank Vice-President and an MIT-educated academician who also headed the Federal Reserve Bank in Boston, has been named the interim Prime Minister of Greece, replacing George Papandreou, and charged with the unenviable task of  keeping an international lifeline of loans coming and overseeing the […]

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Eurozone leaders and bankers at dawn Thursday reached agreement for a 50 percent haircut of the Greek debt after marathon negotiations in Brussels that lasted throughout the night. The agreement will shave off approximately 100 billion euros from the Greek debt. Greek prime minister George Papandreou told a press conference afterwards that “we achieved our […]

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Greek government plans to impose a property tax Greece was one of a few European countries  earlier where there was no property tax. It made a property purchase in Greece more attractive as for foreigners and for greek people. Greek government tries to raise additional financial recourses by imposing new taxes in all economic spheres […]

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Traditional greek cuisine and what to order in greek taverns Many people have heard about delicious greek cuisine, but, perhaps, only a few people can mention some of the national greek dishes besides mousaka. Every time I was in Greece and had meals in taverns I tried to enjoy so praised greek cuisine, but failed.  [...] Read More

Greek government has simplified the procedure of buying property in Greece Permissions  from the Ministry of Defense for non European citizens in most of the border areas are cancelled A long-awaited event has been voted for in Greece for all the participants of property market. This new law is in effect from the 1st of […]

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Holidays with kids in Halkidiki, Greece Entertainment for kids in Halkidiki Halkidiki is one of the most popular holiday’s destinations for families with kids. There are many interesting places for children’s entertainment besides clear sea and beautiful sandy beaches which will be of great interest for young tourists in Halkidiki. Zoo in Thessaloniki Zoo is […]

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