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Price comparison in Spain, Greece, Turkey and Croatia: tourists advised to change plans

27.05.2026 18:28 1 min 1 source РУС
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Price comparison in Spain, Greece, Turkey and Croatia: tourists advised to change plans
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An analysis of German tourist spending shows that Greece and Spain are significantly more expensive than Turkey and Croatia. In 2025, average holiday spending reached a record €1,636 per person, with Greece at €1,872 and Croatia at €1,303. Due to rising prices and geopolitical instability (including the Iran conflict), 40% of German tourists are choosing alternative destinations, and 20% are forgoing holidays altogether.

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