Greece introduces new rules for Romanian tourists, including reserving 70% of beaches for free use and variable accommodation fees.
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From 2024, Greece will impose new rules for tourists, including reserving 70% of beaches for free use and variable accommodation fees. Drones will also be used to monitor beaches. Accommodation fees vary by hotel category, from €1.5 per day for one- or two-star hotels to €10 per day for five-star hotels.
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