VOICED : Migrants money helps allay Greek islands tourism fears

The video discusses the daily arrival of 2,000 to 3,000 refugees and migrants on an island, impacting its tourism-dependent economy. While foreign tourist numbers have increased, local tourism has declined due to Greece's economic crisis. Some locals find new economic opportunities by catering to migrants, but the island still needs financial support to manage the crisis. The community hopes tourists will continue to visit despite the challenges.

What is the main concern of the locals regarding the arrival of migrants on the island?

• The migrants are taking over local businesses.

• The presence of migrants might deter tourists.

• The migrants are causing environmental damage.

• The migrants are increasing the cost of living.

What is the primary reason for the decrease in Greek tourists visiting the island?

• The high cost of travel.

• The increase in foreign tourists.

• The country's economic crisis.

• The island's poor infrastructure.

How are some locals adapting to the economic changes brought by the migrants?

• By selling camping equipment and other supplies.

• By opening new tourist attractions.

• By increasing hotel prices.

• By offering free services to migrants.

What is one way locals are benefiting from the arrival of migrants?

• By recycling parts from migrant boats.

• By expanding their agricultural activities.

• By receiving government subsidies.

• By building new hotels.

What is the local community's appeal to tourists amidst the migrant crisis?

• To volunteer in helping the migrants.

• To invest in local businesses.

• To continue visiting to support the local economy.

• To avoid visiting the island until the crisis is resolved.