The word most commonly associated with Greece right now is "crisis." Yet while it's true the country is weathering unbelievably tough economic times, that's no reason for it to fall off your travel radar. Here’s another word to associate with Greece at the moment: "autumn," as in a great time to visit. The summer crowds are gone, the weather is still pleasant, and the deals are out in full force. September 27 also happens to be World Tourism Day, when admission to Greek state museums and archaeological sites is free. Here are a few more reasons to get to Greece this fall.
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During tough times, airlines, hotels and cruise lines are busting out the bargains in order to sustain one of Greece’s most bankable commodities: tourism. Round-trip airfares for the fall are as low as $650 from New York to Athens on Delta, for example. And every major cruise line from Azamara toRoyal Caribbean is featuring fall sales that can’t be beat, most with rates that average under $200 per night, some at under $100. Even luxury liners like Sea Dream Yacht Club are going for almost 30% less if you take advantage of their “Book Today and Save” specials. The deals are numerous, so start by comparing prices at Cruise Critic. It’s also a great time to discover Greece’s newest hotels, such as the Hydrama Grand in Drama, a transformed tobacco warehouse, which debuts in October with introductory packages. And the recently “greenly” revamped Royal Marmin Bay inCrete is touting 20% discounts in October. In Athens, the iconic Hilton is offering a Cultural Weekend for Two Package, which includes two nights, buffet breakfast, spa access and two tickets to six museums for $335.
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