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Greece visa delays paralyze travel agencies in Armenia
The summer tourist season has officially begun, and unprecedented activity is being observed in Armenia’s tourism market. However, alongside year-over-year growth in demand, Armenian tourists and travel agencies are facing a severe issue that has long paralyzed the plans of those hoping to vacation in Europe. The issue concerns artificially created obstacles in booking appointment dates at visa application centers and embassies.
The Armenian Weekly spoke about this and other urgent challeng
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Pashinyan stated in May that Armenian citizens would be able to travel to European Union countries without a visa within the next two years. Let’s revisit this topic in two years and see if his promise will be fulfilled or, like almost all his promises, will remain empty. Unfortunately, the probability of him remaining in power as a dictator, is higher than the probability of Armenian citizens being able to travel visa-free to EU countries within two years (unless a miracle happens involving him).