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Crete’s Stalis Dive Park Earns EU Accolade for Tourism and Sustainability

The European Commission recognized the Stalis Dive Park as a 'Success Story,' for sustainable diving tourism and protection of marine…

Migration Minister on Crete Arrivals: ‘They Are Detainees, Not Guests’

After 850 migrant arrivals in Crete, Migration Minister Thanos Plevris confirmed they are detained, not hosted, with transfers and sea…

Greece’s Travel Balance Shows Surplus Despite Fewer Visitors

Greece’s travel balance posted a €5.99 billion surplus in January-June 2025. Travel receipts rose 11% thanks to higher spending per…

Bulldozer Flattens Snow Measurement Station in Crete’s White Mountains

A snow measurement station in Crete’s Lefka Ori was razed by a construction company without notice.

Digital Nomads Flock to Athens Nomad Fest 2025

Athens Nomad Fest 2025 gathers over 200 freelancers, entrepreneurs, and creators from six continents, with workshops, networking, and even a…

Another German Tourist Drowns in Crete

A 60-year-old German tourist drowned yesterday at Alykes Sission. Just days earlier, another German visitor, 46, lost his life at…

Hersonissos Mayor Calls for Beach Management Reform in Crete

Hersonissos Mayor Zacharias Doxastakis urged reforms to the legal framework for municipal beach management.

Why Pitsidia Throws a Raki Festival in October

Pitsidia hosts its Raki Festival unusually early on October 4, while most villages celebrate in November.

Is Tap Water Safe in Heraklion? What Travelers Need to Know

In Heraklion, tap water is treated but not always safe for drinking. Locals rely on bottled water like Rouvas, Zaros,…

Triopetra Project Moves Forward Despite Environmental Concerns

The Region of Crete approved the Triopetra Project, a massive luxury development of villas, spa, and country club in one…