Greeks in general, do treat well American tourists and in fact all tourists, since Greeks were hospitable since ancient times.
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In the 2023 Expat Insider survey by InterNations, Greece was recognised as a country where settling and finding friends among locals is easy. Among the benefits of living in Greece, expats value its welcoming culture, mild climate and high quality of life.
Greece has been a major tourist destination and attraction in Europe since the 1970s for its rich culture and history, which is reflected in large part by its 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, among the most in Europe and the world as well as for its long coastline, many islands, and beaches.
Although the official language in Greece and Athens is Greek, English is also widely spoken, so you shouldn't experience any problems when visiting the city. English is very widely spoken in Greece, especially in the most touristy parts of the city.
Different parts of the world have their definition of hospitality; the Greek culture, in particular, takes hospitality very seriously. They treat tourists and visitors like special guests and are always ready to welcome them with open hands.
Mykonos is a great vacation spot with historical preserves like Windmills and Windmill Hills. Art, museums, and great music are widely available around Mykonos for those who see it as an island for rest. Clubs and bars are scattered all around the island, which gives it a vibrant nightlife.
Overall, Athens is a very safe city to visit as the crime rates are currently at a very low level (lower than the average rate of other European cities). With its stunning monuments, delicious food, and friendly people, it's easy to see why many travellers flock to this historic place every year.
English is quite widely spoken in Greece, particularly among the younger generations and in popular tourist areas. Since English is taught as a second language at school, many Greeks have at least a basic level of understanding. Restaurants and hotels are the most common places you'll find English commonly spoken.
But you'll be pleasantly surprised by the average price of a trip to Greece. Two weeks in Greece should cost around $2800 on a mid-range budget. And if you are a budget traveler, you could make that $2800 last nearly a month with hostels, overnight ferry tickets, and cooking or eating street food to save money.
But you'll be pleasantly surprised by the average price of a trip to Greece. Two weeks in Greece should cost around $2800 on a mid-range budget. And if you are a budget traveler, you could make that $2800 last nearly a month with hostels, overnight ferry tickets, and cooking or eating street food to save money.