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Tui cancels Rhodes holidays until mid-August as wildfires rage

Tui cancels Rhodes holidays until mid-August as wildfires rage
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Everyone is indoors : life on pause on hottest day of Greek heatwave | Greece

There were few people to be seen in Mystras as temperatures were forecast to reach 46C

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Wildfires in Greece Raise Fears of Tourism Collapse

Wildfires in Greece Raise Fears of Tourism Collapse
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Greece sees some wildfire respite, though stubborn blazes rage on | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Greece sees some wildfire respite, though stubborn blazes rage on | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
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Greek Hotels Fear a Burning Future: Even the Animals Are Moving Away

As thousands of tourists have fled the flames devouring the Greek island of Rhodes, locals were left with scorched land, and the ashes of the cypresses, olive trees and pines surrounding their empty bars, shops and hotels. Many fear their livelihoods have been shattered for now and perhaps for the future, if the visitors, a core source of income for the island, do not return. “It was green, and now it’s black,” said George Tirelis, who manages some holiday villas in the south of Rhodes, which ar

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