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Article No.: 040314173 DOI: 10.15580/GJAS.2014.5.040314173 This article aims to demonstrate rural tourism as an alternative form of development in Greece, since it is connected with agricultural production and the cultural environment of rural areas. It focuses on the Greek countryside, attempting a short diachronic mapping of development laws. With a simple example, this article encourages unemployed young people of the Greek cities to move to the countryside, and provided that they are given proper education and training, to work on agricultural cultivation and focus on Agrotourism, with the aim to increase their low income. The basic source of knowledge is derived from personal experiences, but has also been based on Greek and international literature. Submitted: 03/04/2014 Accepted: 10/06/2014 Published: 11/06/2014

Agrotourism: The Remaining Prospect of Employment in the Greek Countryside during the Economic Crisis