The hype on Mykonos continues to reveal itself in the fine print of ads posted on the internet, according to greekcitytimes.com reports.
Half of the ads are about finding housing since several employees in Mykonos have not been able to find accommodation at reasonable prices.
The other half has to do with tourism businesses that are unable to find employees for the exact same reason.
But there are some ads that stand out like no others… especially for those who want to work at a leisurely pace, with a satisfactory salary and all expenses paid, combining what we call “business and pleasure”.
For example, an ad that was posted yesterday morning was about dog care.
The person who posted the ad asked for a woman up to 45 years old with a car license to take care of an indoor dog with accommodation, food, car petrol, insurance, and a high salary provided.
According to Proto Thema, the salary was €1000 “net” and the babysitter for a dog was found in zero time from the moment the ad was posted.
Elsewhere, Saudi Arabian Airlines (SAUDIA), the national flag carrier of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, recently announced that it will begin new direct flights to the Greek island of Mykonos starting July 1.
Departing on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday, the SV193 / SV194 route will be a total flight time of 4 hours and 5 minutes outbound from Riyadh’s King Khaled International airport to Mykonos International airport (JMK) and 4 hours 10 minutes flying time on the inbound from Mykonos to Riyadh.
The service will be operated with a state-of-the-art Airbus A320 aircraft, in a two-class configuration with 20 seats in Business Class and 90 seats in Guest Class.
The addition of the new summer route to Mykonos is part of SAUDIA’s growth strategy focusing on expanding its network and fleet, increasing existing frequencies and destinations globally while adding new aircraft – narrow and widebodies to its existing 144-strong fleet.
According to the airline, additional new seasonal summer flight routes will be announced soon.
SAUDIA’s vast network of regular flights connects more than 95 destinations across four continents. The airline recently announced the addition of 10 new international routes: Bangkok, Thailand; Barcelona and Malaga, Spain; Marrakech, Morocco; Moscow, Russia; Beijing, China; Seoul, South Korea; Entebbe, Uganda; Amsterdam, the Netherlands; and Chicago, Illinois in the United States.
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