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The Greek government wants to raise the so-called "stayover tax", i.e. the residence tax that is charged to guests in the country who spend the night in accommodation.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis pointed out that the revenue from the increase in the residence tax - which was approved by the Greek parliament earlier this month - will help finance a specially created emergency fund for natural disasters, or the so-called 'nak...
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