Via the Guardian:

…The German reaction to the economic crisis engulfing Greece has been to stay away. In the 10 days after the inconclusive election on 6 May an extraordinary 50,000 bookings – half of those usually made every day at this time of year – were cancelled, the Observer has learned. Most were Germans fearing the consequences of being seen as the source of the austerity regime enforced in return for EU-International Monetary Fund rescue loans to prop up Greece’s moribund economy…
According to a poll by the Foundation for Future Studies, which interviewed 4,000 Germans, only 1.1% are planning a holiday in Greece this summer, a drop of almost a half since last year, and of two-thirds since the start of the economic crisis in 2009.
“The dominant image of Greece right now is not of sunny islands, beautiful beaches or cosy little tavernas, rather of strikes, anti-German sentiment and corruption,” said Ulrich Reinhardt, the foundation’s scientific head. “These negative associations have led to a huge amount of unease.”