Greek tourism receipts in September dropped, with the Bank of Greece (BoG) attributing the figure to a decline in average spending per trip. Specifically, the travel balance shows that the average expenditure per trip fell by 7.8%, while inbound travel arrivals increased by 3.6%. Over the nine months, the picture was more balanced: average spending per trip rose by 4.3%, and inbound travel arrivals increased by 4%. Travel receipts in September fell by 3.6% to €3,421.3 million, with a notable decline from key markets for Greek tourism. More specifically: Receipts from EU-27 residents dropped by 10.2%, totaling €1,801.5 million.Receipts from non-EU countries increased by 3.6% (€1,458.0 million in September 2025 vs. €1,407.7 million in September 2024). The decline from EU-27 was mainly due to:A 13.0% drop in receipts from Eurozone residents (€1,316.9 million vs. €1,514.1 million in 2024).A 1.4% drop in receipts from EU-27 non-Eurozone...