Greece offers refunds to holiday makers who were evacuated during Rhodes wildfires

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Myron Flouris
Myron Flouris

Holidaymakers who were evacuated from hotels in Rhodes due to wildfires in July 2023 are being offered free seven-night stays this year through e-vouchers worth €300 to €500, which can be used for accommodations.

The initiative is open to adult individuals of all nationalities affected by the wildfires in Rhodes, with more than 5,000 people already signed up for the program that runs in two stages until November 15.

The programme was unveiled by the Greek tourism ministry’s general secretary, Myron Flouris, following the wildfires and evacuation of tourists, with voucher amounts based on the star rating and room types of the affected hotels guests had booked: “for all those whose holiday was cut short as a result of wildfires, the Greek government, in co-operation with local authorities, will offer one week of free holidays on Rhodes, next spring and next autumn, so that we make sure they come back to the island and enjoy its natural beauty.”

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