Our Feedback . . .
We are home from Greece and would like to thank you for your assistance with our travel arrangements there.
Everything went smoothly and we LOVE your country.
Thanks for your suggestions and help making our vacation truly memorable.
I will definitely recommend you to my friends here in the US.
–Liz Barnes
Our Feedback . . .
Dear All: You did a great job of selecting hotels and making our arrangements for this trip.
The hotels were all in great locations.
Overall we had a wonderful vacation in Greece
– Lloyd & Bobbie Ferguson USA
Dear Harry: I find your Greek web site amazing! I like getting hints from local people, these are more helpful than travel guides
– Ilona Mersdorf DE
People Are Saying . . .
Harry: your site rocks! Its commercial but you can tell its not just about the money!
thank you! – Gerry Lagos USA
Finally, when we already thought this was a supremely memorable vacation, we ended up in Santorini, which Anthony had booked for us, in one of the most fabulous vacation spots we have ever been in.
Thanks so much to Harry's Greece Travel Guide for helping to make this such a great trip! - Bob and Deb Simeone USA
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Thank YOU!. . .
Dear All: You did a great job of selecting hotels and making our arrangements for this trip.
The hotels were all in great locations.
Overall we had a wonderful vacation in Greece
– Lloyd & Bobbie Ferguson USA
Thank YOU!. . .
Dear All: You did a great job of selecting hotels and making our arrangements for this trip.
The hotels were all in great locations.
Overall we had a wonderful vacation in Greece
– Lloyd & Bobbie Ferguson USA
Selected for quality, location, price.
Hotels for every budget!
Lux to Economy !
28 October Oxi Day or Greece said 'No' to Nazis's
This day is purely a patriotic national holiday, which commemorates the refusal of Greek Prime Minister Ioannis Metaxas
on this date in 1940 to allow passage of Italian troops under Mussolini through Greece. Though Metaxas is widely believed
to have uttered simply the word 'no' (Oxi, in Greek), he in fact responded to the request conveyed by the Italian foreign
minister in the diplomatic language of the time, French, with the words 'C'est la guerre' (It's war!), with Greece entering
into the war at this point. Though the Greeks succeeded in driving the Italian army from the mountains of Ipiros that
winter, Hitler's armies invaded the following spring. Parades, folk dancing and speech making are the events of this
holiday./
