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May 1, 2017Elena Kountoura, Minister of Tourism, Greece
Name: Elena Kountoura Title: Minister of Tourism, Greece Company, city: Ministry of Tourism; Athens, Greece Number of employees: Almost 1 million jobs in Greece are linked with tourism and travel. Recent project: National tourism policy to promote Greece as a 365-day destination First job: Physical education professor Little-known fact about you: Mother of two wonderful sons
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May 1, 2017Minneapolis Renaissance
CASUALLY ASK SOMEONE in Minnesota’s Twin Cities what’s new, and you may be in for a longer conversation than you anticipated.