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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
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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
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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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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 !
25 March; Anexartisi (Independence Day) and Evangelismos (Annunciation)
This day usually falls sometime during Sarakosti (Lent), and is both a national and a religious holiday. The date marks
the beginning of the Greek War of Independence in 1821 (which resulted in Greek liberation from Ottoman rule and the
founding of the Greek nation (though at first quite small, and including only 800,000 of the Greeks of the six million
living in the Ottoman Empire).
The religious holiday commemorates the announcement to the Virgin Mary (Panaghia) that she
was to become the mother of Jesus Christ. Churches and monasteries with the name Evangelistra have their paneyiri on this
day, and all male Greeks with the name Evangelios (Vangelis, the familiar form) and Greek females with the name Vangelia or
Vangelio, have their name days on this day. Tinos and Hyrdra are a couple of the places in Greece with major
celebrations on this day.
