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Ambassador Konstantinos Bikas meets with the ‘Up Greek Tourism’ representatives

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Up Greek Tourism

Ambassador of Greece in the United Kingdom, Mr. Konstantinos Bikas, welcomed today at his residence in London the team which initiated the ‘Up Greek Tourism’ campaign.

Ambassador Bikas congratulated the Up Greek Tourism team for their successful initiative, which promoted Greece as a tourist destination in Britain through an advertising clip on Piccadilly Circus’ billboard. The Ambassador expressed the appreciation of the Greek state, highlighting the significance of similar private initiatives.

The representatives of ‘Up Greek Tourism’ initiative thanked the Greek Ambassador for the Embassy’s impeccable help towards their effort to promote Greece. They also thanked him for today’s meeting as well, which was a great opportunity for their up to date actions and future plans to be presented.

 

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