It will be love…!
During the financial crisis, the Germans saved the Greeks with billions – now they want to give us something back: Greece offers asylum to Germans who are tormented by price shock and energy fear.
Place to sit: Port of Chiana
Minister of Tourism Vasilis Kikilias (48) on BILD: “For autumn and winter, it would be a great pleasure for us Greeks to welcome German pensioners who wish to experience a ‘Mediterranean winter’ with Greek hospitality, mild weather and quality services.” And: “We will wait for you here.”
The message: If living in Germany is too expensive for you, if you are afraid of a chilly winter with cold heating, you should come to Greece.

Relaxed: pensioners in a café in Chiana (Crete)
Best place for winter travel: The island of Crete in the south. Winter here lasts only two months – and even this is interrupted by ten warm days (Alkyonidis phenomenon).
BILD is on the way – winter check in Crete
The mayor of the port city of Chania, Panagiotis Simandirakis (40), says by way of welcome: “We invite all Germans who want to come and live here this winter – away from crises. Chania is the perfect place to survive a crisis winter: warm, friendly people and possibly the best year-round climate in all of Europe. He knows: “We don’t need heating in the house.

Mayor of Chania, Panagiotis Simandirakis (40), invites Germans to his city
gas crisis? “It doesn’t exist here,” says real estate agent Yannis Kriaras (48).
There are enough apartments and holiday homes that you can rent cheaply in winter: from 300 euros/month (1 bedroom) plus additional costs (from 40 euros). The apartment at home: subletting.

Real Estate Agent Yannis Kriaras (48)

Test purchase: Peter Tiede and Liana Spyropoulou, BILD reporters, at a market in Chania, Crete
And what does everyday life cost?
► A cup of coffee from 1.50 euros, a little something for breakfast: 80 cents to 2.50 euros
► Fresh bread from the baker: 90 cents.
► Kilos of potatoes at the weekly market from 80 cents, kilos of tomatoes from 70 cents.
► Artisanal cheese from the market: feta from 8 euros/kg, feta 10 euros/kg.
► Haircut: men from 8 euros, women from 10 euros.
There are also discounters, German doctors.
Mayor Simandirakis: “No German will freeze in Greece.”
BILD reporter in Crete The Greeks invite us to spend the winter
07/13/2022
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