Corfu Is Distancing Itself From Mainland Greece

The video discusses the impact of Greece's financial crisis on tourism, particularly in Corfu. Despite concerns about banks and petrol stations running dry, tourists continue to arrive, bringing extra cash. Local businesses, reliant on tourism, remain optimistic, with some even benefiting from the increased cash flow. While the crisis affects residents, tourism remains crucial, and businesses adapt to maintain normalcy.

What was the general sentiment of tourists arriving in Athens regarding the financial situation?

• They were unaware of the situation.

• They were not very concerned and had backup plans.

• They were extremely worried and panicked.

• They decided to leave immediately.

How did the car hire agent in Corfu view the financial situation?

• He was optimistic and believed the banks would be fine.

• He decided to close his business temporarily.

• He was indifferent and unaffected by the situation.

• He was pessimistic and worried about losing business.

What was the situation with cashpoints in Corfu according to the report?

• All cashpoints were out of service.

• Cashpoints were working and people were able to withdraw money.

• Cashpoints were only available to locals.

• Cashpoints were only dispensing foreign currency.

How did the financial crisis affect local businesses in Corfu?

• Some businesses benefited as tourists brought extra cash.

• Businesses were closing down due to lack of cash.

• Businesses were unaffected by the crisis.

• Businesses were only accepting credit cards.

What is the overall impact of tourism on Corfu's economy during the financial crisis?

• Tourism was discouraged by local businesses.

• Tourism was crucial and helped sustain the local economy.

• Tourism was detrimental to the local economy.

• Tourism had no impact on the local economy.