A family celebration in Elos, Kissamos, ends in tragedy as a 23-year-old allegedly kills a relative, reviving old fears of Cretan vendettas.
Apokoronas Takes a Hike and Calls It Tourism
The Region of Crete presented its Chania Trails project in Apokoronas, promising a “global hiking destination.”
Cyprus Declares Victory Before the Season Ends
Cyprus officials promise “record-breaking” tourism for 2025 and beyond, crediting themselves for numbers the sun achieved.
Record Cruise Arrivals at the Port of Souda
Souda Port in Chania sets new records for cruise traffic in 2025, with 3,326 passengers from the Celebrity Ascent.
Crete’s Loudest Tradition
Gunfire has been part of Cretan celebration for as long as the island has had guns to shoot.
Samaria Gorge Closed as Storms Loom Over Crete
The Samaria Gorge will remain closed on Tuesday due to storm warnings from the Hellenic Meteorological Service.
TUI’s Sebastian Ebel Highlights Crete’s Role in Sustainable Tourism and Peace
TUI CEO Sebastian Ebel visited Rethymno for the SOCCA football events, praising Crete’s quality, calling for season extension and sustainable growth, and declaring that “tourism brings peace.”
Inside Kastelli Airport’s Grand Illusion
Kastelli Airport reappears in yet another “exclusive” TV investigation, promising to turn Crete into a Mediterranean air hub—eventually.
Crete Mayors and MPs Clash with Athens Over Radar Installation on Papoura Hill
After a ministerial decision approved radar works on Papoura Hill, Crete’s mayors and MPs accused the government of betraying agreements to protect the Minoan site.
Greece Pushes Back on EU’s Tobacco Tax Hike at ECOFIN
At the ECOFIN Council, Greece’s Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis urged moderation on the EU’s proposed tobacco tax hikes.
Papoura Hill Under EU Parliament Scrutiny
Papadakis submitted two clear questions to the European Commission: For now, Papoura Hill stands quiet—its stones, perhaps, listening. But beneath that silence, Crete’s people continue to speak loudly, defending the soil that remembers who they were before radars, runways, and all the mode. Crete’s rugged heart beats again with protest drums. The island’s archaeologists, local […]
Illegal Tour Guides and Pricey Tickets Stir Chaos in Crete’s Tourism Scene
From “Ukrainian guides” in Rethymno to selfie tours outside Spinalonga’s €20 gate, Crete’s tourism saga gets bizarre.
Greek Islands Demand Tourist Fees
South Aegean island municipalities joined forces to demand legislation allowing local visitor contribution fees.
Autumn Showers Sweep Greece
Greece sees brief autumn rains followed by clear skies and mild temperatures — perfect for late-season island travelers.
Sani/Ikos Bets 400 Million on Luxury Revival
Sani/Ikos invests €400M to rebuild Halkidiki’s iconic hotels into the new Ikos Kassandra by 2029.
Two New Calls for Outdoor Market Licenses Across Crete
The Region of Crete launches two new calls for outdoor market licenses, offering 430 new and expanded positions across Heraklion, Lassithi, Rethymno, and Chania.
Crete’s Liquid Gold Protected at Last
The EU officially recognizes “Extra Virgin Olive Oil Kriti” as a PGI product, marking a new era for Crete’s olive growers.
Rethymno Veterinary Department Temporarily Closed for Relocation
For a few days in early October, Rethymno’s veterinarians will be busy packing more than paperwork — they will be moving the entire department to its new home on Zampeliou Street, at the ground floor of the Directorate of Public Health and Social Welfare building. The Directorate of Agricultural Development and Veterinary Services announced that […]
Crete’s Night of Sacred Light
Beneath Mount Juktas, the full moon rises over Crete, linking Minoan priests and modern stargazers in one sacred night.
When the Moon Rises Over Crete
The full moon rises over Crete’s sacred peaks, where ancient Minoan faith meets modern astronomy under the same light.
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