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Greece Offers Tourists Affected by Fire a Free Vacation to Rhodes

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Almost 20,000 tourists were evacuated to safety in recent weeks due to the large wildfires. Not only that, but many people had to shorten or even cancel their vacations. However, there is some good news for some of them: Greece is going to compensate certain tourists with a free vacation to Rhodes!

Published by
Pasmaatje·8/3/2023
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The Wildfires in Rhodes

For many people, it was a huge disappointment. Their pleasant vacation to Rhodes didn't go as planned. Initially, the fire was brought under control by the firefighters, but on Saturday, July 22, the wind changed, and strong gusts of wind caused the wildfires to spread towards several hotels and other accommodations on the island. Many tourists had to flee and were forced to return home, including many Dutch tourists.

Greek Hospitality

Naturally, Greece wants to show its best side. The country is known for its hospitality, and today they have promised to compensate some of the affected tourists. The Greek government announced that anyone whose vacation was shortened due to the wildfires will receive a free one-week vacation in the upcoming spring or fall of 2024 on Rhodes. They believe this will allow people to once again admire the beauty of Rhodes.

Further details have not been announced yet. It's unclear who exactly will be eligible for compensation and whether it will cover only hotels or also include paid flight tickets. To be continued...

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