ITB Berlin looks at why women still struggle to reach leadership roles in tourism, and why the industry keeps repeating the same advice.
Middle East Tourism Already Losing Billions
Billions in tourism losses predicted after Iran conflict, but estimating 2027 numbers today may be the boldest forecast of all.
Greece Moves Toward New Tourism Planning Rules
Greece is preparing a new national tourism planning framework aimed at sustainable development, environmental protection, and better distribution of tourism activity.
Gulf Shutdown Traps Six Cruise Giants
Six cruise ships remain docked in Dubai in 2026 as Gulf airspace shuts down and Strait of Hormuz risks rise.
Crete Hotels Face Climate Test
Crete tourism officials push for a green transition in hotels by 2026, warning that climate resilience is a matter of survival.
Sitia Sends a Clear Warning on the New Tourism Spatial Plan
Sitia Municipal Council unanimously opposes the new Tourism Spatial Framework, citing incomplete Natura 2000 environmental studies.
Heraklion Airport Traffic Soars in February With 323% Surge in International Passengers
Heraklion Airport reports +10.93% increase in domestic passengers and a 323% rise in international traffic in February 2026 compared to last year.
Aegean Sea Level Rises Up to 35 cm After Pressure Drop
Sea levels across the Aegean rose up to 35 cm in February due to low atmospheric pressure and strong winds, scientists confirm.
Crete’s Hotel Workers Prepare for Strike as Season Approaches
Crete hotel workers strike, February 25 national strike Greece, seasonal unemployment benefits Crete, prepaid card controversy, tourism labor Crete
The Sea Strikes Back in Gouves
Severe waves and winds up to 10 Beaufort damaged the coastal road in Gouves, Crete, reigniting erosion concerns before the tourist season.
Old Chania Market Now Scheduled to Open in Summer 2026
After years of delays, Chania’s historic Municipal Market is now expected to reopen in summer 2026, following extended restoration works.
Heraklion Launches Two-Year, €800,000 War on Potholes
Heraklion launches a citywide pothole repair project worth €800,000, starting from Xirokambos and 62 Martyron, with a two-year timeline.
Germans Still Choose Greece — Even as It Becomes Europe’s Most Expensive Holiday
Germany keeps Greece among its top holiday choices in 2025–2026, despite rising costs that now make it Europe’s most expensive destination.
Government Gives Two Answers, Makry Gialos Gets None
Zero progress. PASOK MP Katerina Spyridaki slams the government over the stalled Makry Gialos port project, calling the situation institutional chaos and an insult to Lasithi residents.
Crete Braces For Another ‘and Other Familiar Promises
Hotels in Crete are opening early again, driven by Catholic Easter and tour operator schedules. Orthodox Easter plays little role in international tourism demand.
Three Successive Weather Systems Set to Affect Crete This Week
Three successive weather systems are set to affect Greece this week, bringing rain and strong winds, while temperatures remain above seasonal averages.
Strong Winds Disrupt Flights At Heraklion Airport
Strong winds disrupted landings at Heraklion Airport, forcing flight diversions from Athens and Rhodes. 2026 update.
Wild Winds Hit Crete as Trees Fall in Arkalochori
Gale-force winds hit Crete today, snapping trees in Arkalochori. Authorities urge extreme caution in travel due to dangerous gusts.
What Is Happening With The Weather In Greece Right Now
A severe weather wave is hammering Greece with heavy rain, thunderstorms, snow and gale winds, forcing snow chains, ferry suspensions and school closures.
Gavdos Port Hit by Storm Chaos as Boats Sink and a Car Is Swept Away
Storm chaos in Gavdos. Karave port has been battered by strong southwesterly winds, with reports of 10 boats sinking and a parked car swept into the sea as waves overtopped the breakwater.
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