The Greek government has permitted million-dollar tourism projects in Mykonos, Cape Tholos, and Santorini, including new hotels, marinas, and sports centers. Simultaneously, the northern Athens suburb of Metamorfosi will become home to a ninety-three million euro purchasing center.
An inter-ministerial committee for strategic investments led by Greek Economy Minister Yannis Dragasakis accepted three tourism initiatives and a purchasing/activity middle budget at 333.Eight million euros.
The Inter-ministerial Committee for Strategic Investments called DESE will convene again next month to look at additional plans submitted to country-run funding corporation Enterprise Greece for approval.
The Mykonos Project: Budgeted at 50. Eighty-five million euros, it consists of hotel devices, a leisure boat shelter, and sports activities centers, amongst others. It is set to create at least two hundred seasonal and permanent jobs to be run via AGC Equity Partners.
Cape Tholos Luxury Resort: budgeted at 149.6 million euros, the challenge consists of a holiday home village, a tourism complicated, and motels, expected to create a few 216 complete-time and seasonal jobs to be run by way of Tourist Enterprises Association – TEAB SA under the Maris Hotels SA logo call.
Panita LTD: budgeted at 93,422,600 euros, the plan includes developing a buying and endeavor center in Metamorfosi, Attica, slated to open up 722 new jobs.
Monolithos Marina Santorini: Budgeted at 40 million euros, this is the primary public investment plan for creating a 350-berth marina. It is set to make one hundred twenty direct seasonal jobs to be run via the Municipal Port Fund of Thera.
