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constitucional, Apuntes de Derecho Constitucional

Asignatura: constitucional 2, Profesor: ANONIMO ANONIMO, Carrera: Gestión y Administración Pública, Universidad: UCA

Tipo: Apuntes

2014/2015

Subido el 27/08/2015

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Greece: ‘Only tourism can save our bankrupt land’
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4. money given to a country to help save its economy; this money must be paid back
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ancient heritage debts economic collapse monument
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Greece: ‘Only tourism can save our bankrupt land’

  1. an adjective used to describe a country that owes more money than it is able to pay back _______________________________ (title)
  2. a very difficult and bad time financially _______________________________ (para 1)
  3. a net that a spider makes out of thin, sticky strings _______________________________ (para 1)
  4. money given to a country to help save its economy; this money must be paid back _______________________________ (para 2)
  5. when a country’s economy breaks down _______________________________ (para 2)
  6. money that you owe _______________________________ (para 3)
  7. a structure or building that celebrates or remembers someone or something _______________________________ (para 7)
  8. the very, old art, buildings, traditions and beliefs that are important to a country’s history and culture _______________________________ (para 13)

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What things do you connect with Greece? Write your answers onto the word wheel. Fill the gaps in the sentences using these key words from the text. The paragraph numbers are given to help you.

Greece

cobweb loan economic crisis bankrupt ancient heritage debts economic collapse monument

Greece: ‘Only tourism can save our bankrupt land’

Greece: ‘Only tourism can save our

bankrupt land’

Helena Smith in Delos 8 May, 2011 1 For the people travelling on the ferry from Mykonos to Delos last week, it was clear that Greece’s economic crisis has reached the island. Its beaches are dirty and its museum shop is flooded and closed. The museum’s treasures – including the island’s famous lions

  • are in a building full of cracks and cobwebs. 2 The economic crisis on the edges of Europe is affecting Greece very badly. A year after it received loans worth €110 billion, Greece is still fighting economic collapse. 3 Greece already has debts of €340 billion. However, European finance ministers said that they would meet to discuss whether Greece needs even more help. 4 But for the Greeks, who do not want to leave the euro, the answer to their problem might be tourism. Currently, one out of five jobs in Greece is in the tourism industry. 5 People are beginning to recognize that economic recovery can come from tourism. The tourism industry has depended on tour operators and cheap mass travel for a very long time. 6 In order to attract visitors, the country must start promoting its culture as well as its natural beauty. 7 “Tourism can be the star of development … a model for economic development,” said the socialist Prime Minister, George Papandreou. “The reputation of our country is made stronger when our monuments are displayed and when it is associated with myth, history, tradition, Greek produce and Greek diet.” 8 Greece, he says, should aim to become one of the “ten best” destinations in the world. To do this, he is trying to improve the country’s image. 9 It seems the plans are working. Greece expects to have a very good tourist season this year. Popular Ionian islands, like Zakynthos, already had a 200% increase in the number of visitors at Easter. Bookings by Britons have increased by 20%, according to the travel agency Thomas Cook – tourists who might normally go to Egypt and Tunisia have decided to go to the Aegean islands instead. 10 For the first time, too, the country is expecting large numbers of visitors from neighbouring Turkey, as well as Russia, China and India. Tourists from these countries no longer need a visa to visit Greece. 11 “If Greece became one of the ten best destinations in the world, the tourism sector would represent 20% of GDP and provide one in four jobs,” said Andreas Andreadis, the new President of the Association of Greek Tourism Enterprises. “Then it would really help to rescue the Greek economy.” 12 But officials also know that the image of Greece as a sun, sand and sea holiday destination doesn’t work anymore. They know that the country will have to try something new. 13 “We Greeks know the Greece of the mountains and hills, countryside and sea, but this is not shown to others,” said Andreadis. “Our ancient heritage is our identity and it can help us survive this crisis.” © Guardian News and Media 2011 First published in The Guardian , 08/05/

Greece: ‘Only tourism can save our bankrupt land’

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Greece’s Prime Minister says that Greece should become one of the “ten best” destinations in the world. What other nine destinations would you add to the list, and in what order? There are three Greek islands named in the article. What are they?




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