EDEYA in Crete sounds the alarm as the government’s National Drought Plan threatens public water management and increases water prices.
Greece Climbs the Ranks in Distant Tourism Markets
Distant tourism markets like the USA, Australia, Canada, India, and China shape Greece’s inbound travel scene according to a 2025 INSETE study.
Mövenpick Resort Agios Nikolaos Sivota Adds a Fresh Stamp to Greek Hospitality
Mövenpick Resort Agios Nikolaos Sivota opened in spring 2025 as Mövenpick’s first property in Greece, bringing upscale hospitality to Epirus.
Kefalogianni’s Tour of Santorini, Sikinos, Folegandros and Anafi Spotlights Sustainable Tourism
Minister Olga Kefalogianni visited Santorini, Sikinos, Folegandros and Anafi to discuss sustainable tourism with local officials and residents, following the DMMO agreement.
Crete Winemakers Network Hosts LCBO Leaders
The Crete Winemakers Network welcomed top executives from the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO), to experience the island’s wines.
Greek Ministry of Tourism Launches Nationwide Tourism Product Survey
The Ministry of Tourism taps CHOOSE S.A. for an expert-led tourism product survey, examining Greek society’s views on the national tourism product.
Eight Regional Airports Across Greece Will Close Their Runways Temporarily for Upgrades
Fraport Greece will close runways at eight regional airports for upgrades from November 2025 to March 2026.
Restoration Works Begin at the Sanctuary of the Great Gods in Samothrace
The Sanctuary of the Great Gods in Samothrace stands as a beacon for travelers interested in history and spirituality.
Cruise Tax Begins Now at All Greek Ports
Tourists arriving at Greek ports in 2025 face a new cruise tax, varying by location and season. Find out who pays, when it starts, and how much to expect, including details for Mykonos and Santorini.
European Sustainable Fuels Drama
When European officials set bold targets for sustainable fuels in aviation, you’d be forgiven for thinking they believed jet fuel grows on the vine next to the Pinot Noir. Willie Walsh, the man steering the International Air Transport Association (IATA), pulled no punches in Singapore, pointing out that these targets are, if anything, a gentle […]
The Paradox of the Greek Tourism Model
Greece is reshaping its tourism model, with soaring arrivals but falling spending per visitor.
Why More Tourists Means Less Cash
Greece’s tourism model turned into a crowded mess, and why sustainable tourism matters now more than ever.
Crete Weddings Take Center Stage as Tourists Race to Summer Discounts
Tourists in Crete are poised for the summer sales, seeking deals on clothing, shoes and jewelry for Crete weddings and social gatherings.
Okeanis Faced Emergencies in Heraklion A Weekend
Okeanis lifeguards faced a torrent of sea emergencies in Heraklion during a chaotic weekend in July 2025.
Cretan Cockroaches Outpacing Tourists
Cretan cockroaches are driving tourists to distraction, especially during Crete’s neglected summer months.
Over 120 Alltours Agents Invade Crete
From April to June, Danaos Travel hosted over 120 Alltours tourism professionals on six familiarization trips across Crete.
Athens International Airport Passenger Traffic Skyrockets in June
Athens International Airport recorded a 7.6% increase in passenger traffic in the first half of 2025, driven mainly by international travelers.
Crete Under Pressure: Greece Suspends Asylum Claims by North African Migrants
Crete, already straining under multiple layers of developmental and environmental stress, is now at the center of a rapidly evolving humanitarian and geopolitical dilemma. Earlier this week, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced an emergency suspension of asylum applications for migrants arriving by sea from North Africa, citing a sudden spike in landings along Crete’s […]
Crete’s Heraklion Airport Scrubs Up Its Sanitary Facilities
Officials launched major upgrades to sanitary facilities at Heraklion International Airport, Crete, responding to tourist complaints.
Mayor Promises Heraklion Will Become a Clean City
In the grand theatre of city improvement, Mayor Kalokairinos stood before the press with his team and promised a transformation. “We’re not aiming for ‘just a little better’,” he declared, armed with that special blend of optimism and exhaustion only found in public office. “We’re here to make Heraklion a clean city—one cleaner than anything […]
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