Bill Barr

Tom <BR> <BR>I'll be in Athens and Mykonos from Sunday 13th to Friday 18th June. I'll let you know! <BR> <BR>Bill

KellyE

Recently returned from Athens, Mykonos, & Santorini and had no problems whatsoever. We felt very safe and everyone was friendly and helpful. Saw some anti-NATO & anti-Clinton propaganda in Athens, but that was all it was, propaganda.

Chrissi

If you want the scoop in terms of the domestic mood of the country go to Keyword:Greece (if you have AOL) and then go to athen's news. This is an English newspaper printed daily in Greece. It gives you little synopsis of the news daily. This is where I read about the hotel bombing the day after it occurred. Web. address is: http://athensnews.dolnet.gr/

Susanne

I´m off to Parga in August together with my 10 year old son. This is our first visit to Greece and I would really appreciate news on how Parga was - it´s so close to the Albanian border! <BR>Let me know when you´ve returned. Thanking you in advance <BR>Susanne <BR>

Anastasios

Display a good attitude and you are most likely to have a very good time anywhere in Greece, especially the islands. Yet, many people are bitter about NATO's recent involvement in the region, but politics is one thing and dealing with people is another.

Ben Haines

You don't need to live across the road from n embassy. The consuls of four countries hear of dangers, so give good advice. This is found <BR>from Australia on http://www.dfat.gov.au/consular/advice <BR>from Britain on http://193.114.50.10/travel <BR>from Canada on http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/menu-e.asp, under "Travel Reports" <BR>from the USA on http://travel.state.gov/travel_warnings.html <BR>Some experienced American travellers find the American site over-cautious. It is therefor useful to check all four sites. <BR> <BR>Ben Haines, London <BR>