Daphne
I wonder how it is going to work in the summer. Holidaymakers who want to have a holiday in Greece will take time off to register themselves in England and what is left of their holiday they will spend in Greece ? My advice: go on holiday in Greece. Try to meet a nice greek family and seek shelter with them when necessary! Lots of nice hospitable families around. They will give you their bed and sleep on the floor when necessary. There is always food in the fridge and any time of the day you come into their house you are invited to stay and have a meal with them.

William Hague, the Foreign Secretary, has been criticised for urging holidaymakers in Greece to register with the British consulate in case of civil unrest in the country.
The Association of Independent Tour Operators (AITO) dismissed the advice as “alarmist” and “far from reality”.
Derek Moore, the AITO chairman, said: “Our specialist holiday companies are unanimously reporting that there is no problem, except in two very small, highly-contained areas – firstly, around Syntagma Square, by the Greek Parliament in Athens, and, secondly, in central Thessaloniki, Greece’s next largest city. This is nothing new – it’s exactly the same situation as the past three years.”
He added: “Very few holidaymakers fly into Athens or Thessaloniki. To claim that Britons living in Greece or visiting on holiday are likely to need emergency evacuation is, quite frankly, ridiculous. The riots in London, Manchester and Birmingham last summer were on a significantly bigger scale than anything in Greece – yet did the Home Secretary, Theresa May, advise people against visiting the Cotswolds or the Lake District?”
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