VOAK contract signing in Heraklion, attended by Prime Minister Mitsotakis, marks a key step for Crete’s 157 km Heraklion–Chania highway section.
Elegant Shores, Pristine Beaches: Blue Flag 2025 in Greece
Golden light glances off the sea as Glyfada readies itself for a celebration that fuses pride with purpose. The Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature (HSPN) and the Municipality of Glyfada will welcome guests and dignitaries to Glyfada Golf Gardens on Thursday, May 15, 2025. Here, the Blue Flag 2025 awards and an immersive […]
Respiratory Risks in Crete: Official Guidance on Saharan Dust Exposure
Local authorities reported on May 8, 2025, that residents and tourists in Crete face respiratory risks due to Saharan dust.
Setting Up Your Own Hotel: Main Considerations
Setting up your own hotel requires not just money or stone but also a vision that lingers long after the last traveler has left.
Crete at the Arabian Travel Market Exhibition in Dubai
Crete promoted its tourist attractions to the Arabian Gulf at the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai (April 28 – May 1, 2025).
Chania Delegation Brings Cretan Culture to Manavgat Festival, April 24-26
The Municipality of Chania visits Manavgat, Türkiye from April 24-26 to showcase Cretan culture in Türkiye through dance, music, and food.
The Ultimate Guide to Planning a Custom Wine Tour in Sonoma County
Planning a wine tour in Sonoma County isn’t about ticking boxes—it’s about tastes, textures, and time well spent.
In the Light of Hope: An Easter Message from Argophilia
Happy Easter! Let the wounds heal crude and uneven if they must. Let the raw shimmering of spring remind you—you are still, always, light.
Is Istanbul Airport Setting Europe’s Air Traffic on Turbo Mode with Triple Runway Operations?
Istanbul Airport, Turkey’s largest, rolled out simultaneous triple runway operations on April 17, 2024.
Kinglike Concierge Survey Puts Greece on Top for American Summer Travelers in 2025
In 2025, Greece dominates summer vacation searches among U.S. travelers, with nine states leading the online charge.
Santorini Showcased at Seatrade Cruise Global in Miami
At Seatrade Miami, Santorini’s delegation—led by advisor Tasos Konidaris—joined cruise executives, port unions, and industry groups in April. Together, they discussed port operations, new partnerships, and investment for the island’s future.
Philoxenia Travel and Culture Exhibition Opens with Cultural Flair
“Philoxenia Travel and Culture” photography exhibition, inaugurated by Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni, redefines Greek tourism by fusing hospitality and tradition with modern creativity.
€26,600 to Transform the Makassi Gallery Into a World War II Museum
Makassi Gallery in Heraklion transforms into a WWII museum, honoring Crete’s National Resistance, Holocaust survivors, and wartime struggles.
Easter Holidays Just Got Cheaper with DYPA’s Social Tourism Program
Greeks can enjoy affordable Easter holidays with DYPA’s social tourism vouchers. Learn who qualifies, what’s included, and why it matters.
How Airline Business Lounges Are Redefining the Modern Air Travel Experience
Airline business lounges are revolutionizing air travel. Patrik Bayardo shares insights on evolving trends for modern airports.
Rising Airbnb Demand in Greece
Eurostat data highlights Airbnb demand in Europe with Greece emerging as a top spot.
Reviving the Agora at the Archaeological Park of Dion
The Ministry of Culture is restoring the Agora’s monumental ensemble, keeping the Archaeological Park of Dion a living testament to the ancient past.
Is Britain Becoming Harder to Visit—or Just Smarter About Security?
Analyzing the shift in Britain’s visitor policies. Who is impacted, when changes occurred, and why security concerns may be behind the stricter measures.
D. Kafantaris: Green Cities Are a Necessity for a Sustainable Future
D. Kafantaris: Green cities are not a luxury but a necessity for the future, and local authorities have a key role in transforming urban environments into more sustainable ones.
Big Changes Coming to the Natural History Museum of Crete
The Natural History Museum of Crete announces renovations and energy upgrades, backed by Recovery Fund support.
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