(7 Jul 2015) A hotel owner on the Greek island of Aegina said on Tuesday that business has declined recently as the nation deals with a severe debt crisis.
Katerina Koukouli, a local hotel owner, said that business was steady until 25 June - roughly 10 days before the referendum which resulted in Greece voting against adhering to its creditors' demands.
However, after that point, cancellations rose.
A German tourist said that he was worried about accessing money before travelling to Greece, but found that foreign tourists were not affected by the country's restrictions in the same way as Greek nationals.
A local restaurant owner, Dimitra Besi, echoed those sentiments and said that Greek people simply could not access the same sort of money as foreign tourists.
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