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Murphy’s Laws of Travel

From delayed flights to lost chargers and filthy airport restrooms, Murphy's Laws of Travel explains why vacations never go as…

Why Greeks Put a Coin Inside the Vasilopita

The story behind the Vasilopita coin, from Saint Basil and miracles to why Greeks still slice cake for luck every…

FITUR 4all 2026 and the Art of Selling Accessibility

FITUR 4all 2026 returns to Madrid wrapped in buzzwords, panels and promises, turning accessible tourism into everything—except something concrete.

Pomegranates and New Year’s Luck in Greek Tradition

Rich in symbolism and history, the pomegranate plays a central role in Greek New Year customs, from antiquity to modern…

Delos Goes Digital as CirculAR Turns Ruins Into Living Architecture

The ancient island of Delos is brought back to life through the CirculAR augmented reality app Visitors can explore monuments…

Thessaloniki Buses Get Smart Passenger Counting on 100 OASTH Vehicles

A new digital passenger-counting system launches on 100 OASTH buses in Thessaloniki, tracking ridership, peak hours, and ticket validation without…

Greek Thermal Tourism Reinvents Itself — And Younger Travelers Are Paying Attention

Greek thermal tourism evolves into a modern wellness experience, with Loutraki emerging as a year-round destination for younger visitors.

Do Snails Feel Pain? What Science Says — and What It Means for Tradition and Taste

Studies suggest snails can learn, remember, and respond to harmful stimuli. What science says about pain, intelligence, and Cretan food…

A 2035 Projection That Is Already Catching Up With Reality

A Fraunhofer projection for hotels in 2035 shows a shift toward shared hospitality hubs—one that is already taking shape and…

Crete Plans €2 Million in Culture and Sports as Infrastructure Falls Behind

Crete announces a €2.06 million cultural and sports programme for 2026, even as water shortages, infrastructure strain, and airport delays…