Hmmmmm an interesting subject and not as a person or an economist but not sure where we go with this one. However knowing that most Greek outlets have not increased their prices even though the government has increased theirs on VAT etc so what this impact would be?? Unemployment is still the highest in Europe officially around 28% on a 10 million population. Realistically probably douvle that - And then unlike UK where your wage bands have been increased here we are now having to pay tax on any monies earned from (my accountant told me today) 0 euros upwards so forget the new UK bands of is it I believe 10K GBP no here its 0 upwards at I do believe my accountant told me 26% tax would be incurred on any monies earned I may be wrong on that until I get my return to know for sure....... so original question will things be cheaper I highly doubt it, its cheap enough anyway and with the better rate from 3 years ago for UK customers do remember we work in Corfu with all nationalities and the other European markets (mostly) think Corfu and Greece is okay (but then is this another discussion re GBP versus Euros for UK) shouldn't affect persons spendings...... example of prices so far .Cigs still 3.90 for 20, wine in a glass around 2 - 2.50 euros, a meal for 2 well anything really from 8 euros per person upwards depending on what you want and where you go.... A bottle of wine in supermarket 1.5 litres of local stuff around 3 euros Corfu is still value for money, the sun will be shining and awaiting all for summer 2014 visitors not long to go now first arrivals being May 2nd