Attica blames Covid for $136m revenue shortfall
Attica, and the rest of the European passenger ferry sector, is hoping that increasing vaccinations and an easing of restrictions may come in time to improve traffic numbers in time for summer, when it earns most of its revenue
Greece’s largest ferry operator says pandemic wrecked a 2020 that began promisingly, leading to a loss of about $59m for the year, but the group sees a glimmer of hope for a better summer in 2021
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