Greece recorded a more than 80% year-on-year rise in travel ​receipts in February, leading to a slight ‌improvement in the nation's finances but on the basis of incomplete data, the central bank said ​on Monday.

Reuters – The national statistics authority postponed trade ​figures, citing quality issues without giving further ⁠explanation, meaning the Bank of Greece could ​not release data for the balance of ​goods and therefore the overall current account balance.

The Bank of Greece said travel receipts jumped 83.2% from a ​year earlier to 533.4 million euros ($627 million), ​driven by a 44.5% increase in non-resident arrivals. As travel receipts underpinned the economy for the first two months of the year, arrivals rose ⁠by ​38.5% and related revenues ​jumped by 70.7% from the same period in 2025.