Citizens, officials, and local groups in Heraklion demand that Papoura Hill be declared a monument and that radar plans be moved elsewhere.
Cretan Hoteliers Hand Governor Arnaoutakis a Wish List of Infrastructure Fixes
Cretan hoteliers met Governor Arnaoutakis to praise tourism, submit demands on roads, airports, VOAK, ports, and water shortages.
Mocenigo Bastion in Chania Restored with €1.4M Against Sea Damage
The Venetian Mocenigo Bastion in Chania will get €1.4M for restoration and sea-defense works, preventing further erosion and collapse.
Why 2030 Is a Realistic Date for Kasteli Airport’s Grand Opening
On Radiome 88.4, Vangelis Vistakis and Heraklion airport chief Iakovos Ouranos confirmed delays for Kasteli Airport. Radar stuck on Papoura Hill, staff untrained, and contract penalties loom. 2027 is a fantasy, 2028–2030 more likely.
Greek Tourism 2026 Brings New Flights, Luxury Deals, and Big Promises
Greece’s tourism industry enters 2026 with talk of new flights, luxury hotels, and strategic alliances.
Thonga Beach Lodge and Mabibi Community Turn Heritage into Future
At South Africa’s iSimangaliso Wetland Park, Thonga Beach Lodge and the Mabibi community unite to protect turtles, preserve heritage, and prove that tourism can fuel both pride and paychecks.
Hersonissos Mayor Meets British Consul to Discuss Tourism, Hotels, and Sustainability
Mayor Zacharias Doxastakis met British Consul Alexandra Gregory to discuss tourism ties, safety for UK visitors, and sustainability.
Digital Nomads Flock to Athens Nomad Fest 2025
Athens Nomad Fest 2025 gathers over 200 freelancers, entrepreneurs, and creators from six continents, with workshops, networking, and even a trip to Poros.
Hersonissos Mayor Calls for Beach Management Reform in Crete
Hersonissos Mayor Zacharias Doxastakis urged reforms to the legal framework for municipal beach management.
Triopetra Project Moves Forward Despite Environmental Concerns
The Region of Crete approved the Triopetra Project, a massive luxury development of villas, spa, and country club in one of Rethymno’s most pristine coastal areas.
Crete Migrant Arrivals Exceed 800 in 24 Hours
According to reports from NeaKriti and KritiTV, more than 800 migrants arrived in southern Crete and Gavdos within 24 hours.
Nineteen Border Islands Get VAT Relief, Starting 2026
Greece introduces a 30% VAT cut for 19 border islands from January 1, 2026. Local leaders welcome relief but highlight housing, Airbnb, and demographic concerns.
Why Killini’s Port Suddenly Matters in the Green Transition
Kyilini’s port is set for a green upgrade with cold ironing by 2029, €1B for eco-friendly ferries, and improved connections that support island tourism.
Heraklion Cruise Port Breaks All-Time Passenger Records
With over 317,000 cruise visitors already in 2025, Heraklion Port braces for a record-breaking year, topping 350,000 passengers and 270 ship arrivals.
Kourtaliotis Gorge: 100,000 Visitors and Counting Under the New Ticket Regime
Despite heavy rains and a temporary closure in May, Kourtaliotis Gorge has welcomed over 100,000 visitors in 2025.
EU Wants Your Hotel Reviews to Actually Be Real
The European Commission launched a Code of Conduct to ensure online tourism reviews are authentic, transparent, and reliable, tackling fake feedback across Europe.
Heraklion Launches €3M Green Maintenance Tender
The Municipality of Heraklion approved a €3M tender for the upkeep and expansion of public green spaces from 2026 to 2027, covering parks, schools, cemeteries, and even the Venetian Walls.
Cyprus Strike Strands 15,000 Travelers and Disrupts Public Services
A three-hour general strike in Cyprus on September 11 grounded 50 flights, delayed 15,000 travelers, and disrupted public services.
Heraklion Launches Followgreen ‘Recycling Backpack’ Mission with Cash Prizes for Students
Heraklion’s Followgreen platform unveiled a new “Green Mission” urging students to recycle old school supplies—with the chance to win a €250 voucher.
Crete Tourism Bus Owners Condemn Road Blockades Over Farmer Protests
Crete’s tourism bus operators denounce farmer roadblocks on the VOAK, warning of chaos, reputational damage, and a blow to the island’s tourism image.
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