Crete remains in deep drought, with scientists warning of severe soil dryness. Farmers cling to faith,
Rethymno’s Big Green Sunday
The Municipality of Rethymno is calling on all green-hearted citizens to roll up their sleeves this Sunday, October 12, 2025, for a tree-planting event at the Municipal Garden. Organized by the Department of Greenery and Urban Environment, the event begins at 10:30 a.m., welcoming both individuals and community groups to take part in a collective […]
Greece Throws €668 Million at Ferries to Keep Islands Afloat
The Ministry of Shipping announced a €668 million tender for subsidized ferry routes from November 2025 to October 2029.
Crete Forms Climate Alliance to Face the Crisis
Crete has declared war on climate change again — this time with a shiny “climate alliance” and three starter projects: erosion watch, health tips for heatwaves, and flood alarms.
Santorini’s Monolithos Pier Project Gets the Green Light
Santorini secures €2.4M for a new emergency pier at Monolithos (set to finish by 2028) to ensure safer access for vessels and visitors.
Hotel Workers Demand More Than Applause: Lasithi MP Calls Out Tourism’s Ugly Truth
PASOK MP Katerina Spyridaki brought hotel workers’ demands to Parliament, slamming a sector built on record profits but poor conditions.
Crete Goes to Paris Looking for Year-Round Visitors
The Region of Crete joined TOP Resa 2025 in Paris, promoting year-round tourism and aiming for 500,000 French arrivals.
Sleeping in the Trees, Dining Under the Stars: Ritz-Carlton’s Masai Mara Debut
The Ritz-Carlton introduces its first safari retreat in Kenya’s Masai Mara. With treetop suites, Maasai rituals, private safaris, and conservation initiatives, it blends luxury with wilderness.
Hole on Agios Giannis Khostos Bridge Raises Safety Concerns
A visible hole and cracks on the Agios Giannis Khostos bridge in Heraklion worry drivers, though officials insist there is no structural risk. Repairs are scheduled under a €10 million works program.
Iorgos Cooks Fish Better Than Anyone
Iorgos, Argophilia’s disciplined writer with a passion for cooking fish and even edible flowers. From crocheted plushies to “a touch of MIG,” he’s proof that work and play blend in Crete’s home office.
Storm Winds Divert Heraklion Ferry as Passenger Needs Emergency Care
Gale warnings forced the Knossos Palace to skip Milos. A sick child, 900 passengers, and a night of emergency at sea tested the crew and the company.
Heraklion Buried in Trash as Workers Call for State of Emergency
Heraklion drowns in garbage. Workers demand emergency status, blaming failed privatization and warning of health, image, and tourism risks.
Crete Debates Migrant Facilities Amid Safety and Health Concerns
Crete faces tension over migrant facilities. Locals fear permanence, while experts push for organized infrastructure over chaos.
Short-Term Rentals in Greece Up in August, Prices Edge Lower
AirDNA data shows short-term rental supply in Greece up 4.9% in August 2025, with demand up 5.2%. Occupancy slipped 0.5%, ADR at €201, offering travelers more choice at steadier prices.
Hungarian Tourists Keep Greece on Their Map
569,000 Hungarians traveled to Greece in 2024, a slight dip from 2023 after record growth. Greece remains their top air destination and second most popular road trip abroad.
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