Thomas Cook’s collapse leaves global tourism industry in hot financial soup
25 September 2019 - 16:15
Athens/Madrid — Nikos Chalkiadakis says the collapse of the Thomas Cook Group has left Crete, Greece’s largest island, with a €100m headache.
The CEO of Cactus Hotels in Herakleion, the capital of Crete, and the head of its hotel owners’ association said that is what the UK company owes him and his fellow hoteliers...
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