Discover the villages of Pangalochori, Asteri, Chamalevri, and Stavromenos, with guided tours, local history, and family-friendly culture.
Heraklion Tourism at the 8th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum
At the 8th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum in May 2025, Heraklion’s Deputy Mayor Giannis Agrimanakis showcased Heraklion tourism, highlighting the port’s strategic position, the city’s layered history, and upcoming infrastructure.
Strategic Plan Finalized for GRecoISLANDS Charter
The strategic plan for the GRecoISLANDS Charter, targeting 39 Greek islands with up to 3,500 residents, is complete.
Water Alliances: Minister Papastavrou Rallies Citizens in Fight Against Drought
Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou urges citizens and organizations to unite against Greece’s ongoing drought.
Heraklion Airport Arrivals Break Records in April 2025
According to airport and tourism officials, Heraklion Airport arrivals surged by 20.65% in April 2025. Early figures signal a robust start to Crete’s tourism season.
Old Chania Market’s Never-Ending Restoration Saga
The Old Chania Market renovation project has missed multiple deadlines and is now resetting its sights on summer 2026.
OT Forum: Big Reductions Coming for Speedboat Ferry Tickets
Vasilis Kikilias, Minister of Shipping and Island Policy, unveiled significant price cuts for speedboat ferry tickets at the 5th OT Forum.
Mykonos Pushes 15% Discounts on Luxury Airbnbs Amid Anxiety Over Falling Demand
Tourists eyeing Mykonos in summer 2025 will find 15% discounts on luxury Airbnbs, as local owners scramble to revive flagging demand.
Santorini Air Arrivals Plunged 34% in April
In April 2025, Santorini air arrivals decreased by 34%, blamed on earlier seismic activity. Tourism officials scrambled to restore confidence with global campaigns.
VOAK Completion Drags On
VOAK completion on Crete inches forward as the Deputy Minister of Infrastructure, Nikos Tachiaos, discusses the latest hurdles and plans for the island’s major highway.
Full Hotels and Packed Cafés at Easter in Ierapetra
During Easter in Ierapetra, officials report 70% hotel occupancy, crowded eateries, and demand fueled by good weather and tradition.
How Did Mykonos Go from Glamorous Getaway to Cautionary Tale for Sustainable Tourism?
Researchers published the Mykonos sustainable tourism study, revealing how runaway prices, crowded beaches, and aging pipes threaten the island’s appeal.
Shanghai Summer Season Launched at Xujiahui Centre
Every year, cities around the world try to outdo themselves with flashier lights, louder music, and more things for the average traveler to buy, touch, or taste. However, Shanghai doesn’t just play along—it writes its rules and then tosses them sky-high. The kickoff of “Shanghai Summer” 2025 could have been just another calendar event; instead, […]
Heraklion Airport Records 290 International Flights for Easter 2025
Heraklion’s Nikos Kazantzakis Airport handled 290 international flights during Easter, seeing an 8.4% rise in travelers.
IOBE Forecasts Positive Performance for Tourism in Greece
In its latest quarterly report, the Foundation for Economic & Industrial Research (IOBE) forecasts a positive performance for tourism in Greece despite mounting economic and geopolitical challenges.
Tourists and Locals Grill Lamb by the Sea in Chania’s Venetian Harbor
Tsíkna takes center stage as Chania’s Venetian Harbor fills with locals and tourists grilling lamb by the waterfront for Orthodox Easter on Sunday, April 20, 2025.
Anastasi Fires Aftermath in Heraklion (Pictures)
The aftermath of the Anastasi fires in Heraklion revealed dozens of minor property incidents, but thankfully, no serious damages.
Are Direct Hotel Bookings Overtaking Online Platforms? The Surprising Easter 2025 Booking Shift in Greece
Direct hotel bookings in Greece jumped 18.3% for Easter 2025 according to Nelios data, reflecting a new strategy among hoteliers.
Kalou-Douli Road: Two Villages in Crete Linked by a Path Too Rough for Words
Kalou-Douli road: narrow, broken, and riddled with hazards, it is a daily ordeal for locals and tourists alike.
Ikos Kissamos Plans to Reinvent the Luxury Stay on Crete’s Kissamos Bay
The arrival of Ikos Kissamos throws a spotlight (and, incidentally, a few beachfront umbrellas) on Kissamos Bay.
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