On July, 2016, after the failed Turkish coup d'état attempt Greek authorities on a number of Aegean islands have called for emergency measures to curtail a growing flow of refugees from Turkey, the number of migrants and refugees willing to make the journey across the Aegean has increased noticeably after the failed coup. At Athens officials voiced worries because Turkish monitors overseeing the deal in Greece had been abruptly pulled out after the failed coup without being replaced. The Association of Greek Tourism Enterprises (SETE) warned about the prospect of another flare-up in the &lt;a href="European%20migrant%20crisis"&gt;refugee/migrant crisis&lt;/a&gt; due to the Turkish political instability.