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Greeks could end up saving us a lot of money
By Nick Farrington-Darby
In The Press (Published: 08 November 2011)
... on our summer holidays. Writing in the Irish Times, Pat Fitzpatrick notes that the euro made holidays in Greece far more expensive than they had been. However, that is now settling back to cheap holidays now that Greece and the Greek Islands realise that they have to attract the tourists back.
Returning to the good old days of great value for money, he states that, "The real pleasure was in living like royalty for a fortnight". He goes on to write of how Ryanair are making flights to Crete far more affordable and asks them to release cheap flights by "... getting those planes out of mothballs and fly us all to Greece.
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