Consulate General of Togo in Athens, Greece
- Address: 152, Ave El. Venizelou, Athens
- Phone: +302106207200
- Fax: +30210
- Email: mylonas@shipnet.gr (verified)
Head of mission: Mr Charalambos Mylonas, Honorary Consul General (as of 2010)
Togo in Greece
2 missions of Togo in Greece: Consulate General of Togo in Athens, Greece; Consulate of Togo in Nea Erithraia, Greece. Addresses, phones and contacts.
Consulate of Togo in Nea Erithraia, Greece
- Address: 67 Thisseos, 146 71 Nea Erythraia
- Phone: +2108137121, +2106240011
- Email: togo.consulat.athenes@direction-consulaire.org
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Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Togo as a destination for visitors from Greece?
Togo offers a unique appeal for Greek travelers, showcasing a blend of cultural richness, vibrant landscapes, and an emerging hospitality sector. While it may not attract large numbers of tourists globally, it appeals to those seeking authentic experiences. With 2.0 million Greeks traveling abroad annually, a portion may find Togo an intriguing destination.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Togo for tourists coming from Greece?
Togo's safety for tourists from Greece is relatively lower compared to Greece itself. Greece ranks 40th in safety among European countries, while Togo is ranked 118th out of 160 countries according to the Global Peace Index. Although specific crime data for Togo is limited, Greece has a low murder rate of 0.9 per 100,000 people, whereas Togo's murder rate is not available. In terms of organized crime, Greece generally fares better, with lower indices across various categories. For instance, Greece scores 3.0 for mafia groups and 6.5 for crime networks, while Togo scores 1.0 and 7.0, respectively. This indicates a higher presence of organized crime in Togo. Overall, while Togo can be visited by tourists, they should remain vigilant and informed about local conditions, as it is not as safe as Greece.