The relation between a country’s economical situation and it’s tourism is amazing.

Though Greece - as a travel destination - is cheaper then Turkey, today tourists tend to choose the later, because of the unstable situation. How does that affect economy? Greece’s economy is predominantly service economy, witch includes tourism, this giving 15% of the Gross Domestic Product (Wikipedia).
By telling the truth, and showing the crisis they are going trough, to the world, Greece is sending away many travelers, who are afraid of unpleasant situations and would rather pay a bit more to avoid meeting these situations. Most of them have no idea what they are talking about, and they are inventing scenarios of what could happen.
A “demonstration on the street” - yes my dear, highly likely to have a demonstration in the small island, just next to your hotel. Similar story’s can be heard, as people tend to create even what is not there.
I don’t mind… from my experience, Turkish hotels offer a bit better quality, at least they show it like, than Greek hotels, so I won’t have complains. But we are taking away funds, witch obviously couldn’t save the situation, but they could make it slightly better.
Though I have a certain insight upon Greece, do to my half year spent there, I’m trying to be objective, my short Turkish experience can not really be compared with it, but still both country’s have there own culture to offer, beautiful sights, historical places, tasty food and the weird warmness/coldness of the lower latitudinal lines.
I truly think that the economical situation of a certain country shouldn’t affect your decision in planning your holiday. Just like you are not always considering weather forecast, regarding equatorial country’s. If they are good in what they are doing, they won’t let you feel any kind of external situation, giving your relaxation time the best, they can.
