The art exhibition ‘The Secret Thread of Ariadne’ opens at the Polychoro in Heraklion, June 6–13, 2025, offering free entry to all guests.
Airbnb Bulldozes the Greek Hotel Industry
Airbnb rentals soared past the Greek hotel industry with over 1 million beds available despite government restrictions.
New Border Crossing Promises Faster Travel Between Greece and North Macedonia
BorPres2 will open a new Greece-North Macedonia border crossing at Lemos. Officials will inaugurate the project on June 5, 2025.
A €877,000 Investment Plan for Thermal Tourism in Halkidiki
877,000 euros allocated to develop a new thermal tourism site in Doubia, Chalkidiki
Digital Work Cards Espose Unpaid Hours and Labor Violations in Cretan Hotels
Unpaid hours in Crete’s tourism industry have sparked outrage, with hotel workers forced to put in extra work after clocking out, according to reports received by the Heraklion Labor Center.
Rethymno Secures Property for New Archaeological Museum
While some municipalities chase progress by paving over history, Rethymno has chosen a more dramatic angle—buying up a prime chunk of land in Agios Nikolaos – Koumbe, all for the promise of shared benches and a strategic green buffer for the upcoming Archaeological Museum of Rethymno. Because, as the city council discovered after years of […]
Outrage Over Spinalonga Ticket Price Surge
Spinalonga ticket price increases to €20 in 2025, up from €8, causing frustration among international visitors and concern for local businesses.
Greek Unemployment Falls to 8.3% in April 2025
The Hellenic Statistical Authority released labor force figures for April 2025, showing a dramatic decline in Greek unemployment to 8.3%.
Short-term Rentals Topped 1 Million in April 2025
Short-term rental demand in Greece hit new records in April 2025, passing 1 million beds, INSETE reports.
Household Biowaste Collection Program Unfolds in Athens
Athens’ Household Biowaste Collection boosts recycling, supports cleaner neighbourhoods, and advances circular economy goals.
Kourtaliotiko Gorge Closure Halts Travel Again
Kourtaliotiko Gorge closure: On May 31, 2025, authorities shut the road to Plakias after a landslide caused by heavy rain in Rethymno.
Crete Takes Protection of Nature Seriously
Crete made its debut in UNESCO’s Greening Education Partnership with a Protection of Nature agreement between the Region of Crete and the Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature.
Santorini Water Overconsumption Crisis: 15 Villages Left Dry
Santorini faced major water supply issues in 15 villages this week after water overconsumption driven by post Sahara dust cleaning and increasing tourist pressures.
SAEK Tourism Attica Highlights Sustainable Tourism
SAEK Tourism Attica orchestrated a series of events on May 12-13, 2025, spotlighting sustainable tourism for students and tourists.
Filokreta Plans a Bold Expansion in the Hotel Industry
Filokreta, under the guidance of Konstantinos Markakis–Trypakis, plans a significant expansion in the hotel sector for 2025.
Heraklion Venetian Walls Are Back Under City Management After 17 Years
The Ministry of Culture returned the Heraklion Venetian Walls to the city after 17 years. A €22.5 million plan, involving the Ministry, Region of Crete, Municipality, and ODAP, launches major restorations, event spaces, and new public access for tourists
AEGEAN Launches Santorini-Istanbul Direct Flight
AEGEAN Airlines launched a direct route from Istanbul to Santorini, aiming to boost tourism and give the island even more global attention.
ISRAIR to Fly Over 600,000 Israeli Travelers in Greece in 2025
ISRAIR expects to carry 600,000 Israeli travelers to Greece in 2025, up sharply from 350,000 in 2024.
Aegean Airlines Posts Record Q1 Profits
The latest financial report from Aegean Airlines shows the company delivered strong results in the first quarter of 2025, which is often the slowest period for travel. The company has ramped up its Crete flights and international routes, following a focused investment plan that aims to reduce the sharp ups and downs in Greece’s travel […]
African Dust Storm Disrupts Tourism in Crete
An African dust storm hit Crete on Sunday, May 25, 2025, causing hotel pools to close as staff battled thick dust and mud.
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