Greece's new left-wing prime minister has declared war on the country’s all-inclusive resorts, which are visited by thousands of British families every year. All-you-can-eat buffets and unlimited drinks by the pool are under threat even though that sector of tourism brings in £1.5billion a year for the Greek economy. Alexis Tsipras, leader of the triumphant anti-austerity party Syriza, believes such deals ‘alienate tourists from the local economy’ by keeping them in resorts and away from small businesses. Scroll down for video Victorious: 'Our priority above all will be to restore the country's lost dignity,' Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras, 40, told a rally of thousands of supporters
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PM Alexis Tsipras said all-in deals 'alienate tourists from local economy'
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He warned that contracts with large resort chains will be reviewed
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He is understood to have already briefed major tourism operators on plans
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Estimated two million Brits who visit Greece a year already face a doubling of VAT on hotel rooms under previous government’s plans
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Any changes made by the new Government will not affect the cost of package holidays that are currently being advertised by @placeholder tour operators as the contracts and prices have already been agreed.