Across the European landscape, Greece stands out, though not alone, in its stark wealth disparities. Among 36 European nations analysed, Greece ranks among the highest in wealth inequality, with a disparity index of 68.1%. Spain and Montenegro closely shadow Greece in this regard.
The report’s Worldwide Holiday Costs Barometer, published in the report, found prices for meals, drinks and other tourist items have fallen in 2024 compared to last year in 25 of the 40 resorts and cities surveyed
The pharmaceutical sector in Greece has a strong financial footprint and is among the most dynamic sectors in the country in terms of growth. Greece’s pharmaceutical market is forecast to grow by 8.2%: from $7.5 billion in 2022, to $7.8 billion in 2023. By 2027, the market is predicted to reach $9.8 billion.
