Ithaca Tourism Boom Following Film Release
The Greek island of Ithaca is expecting a tourism boost following the release of a blockbuster film titled 'The Odyssey'. Despite the island's association with the hero Odysseus, the film was not shot on location, causing some disappointment among local officials.
Where they agreeThe island of Ithaca expects increased tourism following the release of the film 'The Odyssey', despite the movie not being filmed there.
Where they differThe Australian and Malaysian reports focus on the island's tourism expectations, while the Italian report focuses on the film's reception in Greece.
Key playersChristopher Nolan (Director) · Giorgia Ongarato (Tourist) · Dionysis Stanitsas (Mayor) · Xhimi Xoxha (Restaurant owner)
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Monday, August 10
- The tiny island bracing for an Odyssey tourism boom — even though it wasn't in the film
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- Ithaca bets on hometown hero Odysseus for tourism boom
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