Historic Tinos Beach Hotel will reopen in May 2026 after a full renovation by Attica Group, aiming to offer five-star hospitality and sustainable tourism.
Old Knowledge Returns Because The Islands Are Running Out Of Water
Deputy Minister Stefanos Gkikas says Greece will revive traditional water practices on islands to fight drought, floods and climate pressure.
Antiwar Protest Planned in Heraklion Over Middle East Conflict
Associations in Heraklion call for antiwar rally on March 12 at Eleftherias Square, demanding Greece’s disengagement from Middle East military operations.
Antiwar Rally Planned in Rethymno Over Middle East Tensions
Unions in Rethymno call for an anti-war rally on March 12, demanding an end to attacks on Iran and Greece’s military involvement.
Heraklion Parking War Moves to the Venetian Walls
Heraklion closes parking areas at the Venetian Walls after years of unofficial use, removing hundreds of spaces and reopening the city’s endless parking debate.
RAF Akrotiri Alert Raises New Questions About Cyprus Situation
Sirens sounded at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus today, as residents received shelter warnings, despite earlier reports describing the situation as calm.
Crete Tourism Wants One Voice
Crete tourism leaders call for a unified body to coordinate strategy, extend the season, and represent the island abroad.
Another Upgrade Plan for Crete Exhibition Center Announced
Crete proposes €10 million renovation for the International Exhibition Center DEKK as Arnoutakis insists it must stay under local control ahead of major events and Kasteli airport.
First Larnaca Flight Lands in Heraklion as Tensions Continue in the Eastern Mediterranean
KritiTV reports the first direct flight from Larnaca to Heraklion since the Middle East crisis began, with passengers describing calm conditions in Cyprus.
New Reservoir Plan for Almyros River Back on the Table
According to a report by NeaKriti, the Municipality of Malevizi is examining a new proposal to create a reservoir that would store fresh water from the Almyros River, a solution officials describe as realistic and environmentally friendly to address the growing water shortage affecting the wider Heraklion area. The plan focuses on a natural basin […]
Poisoned Baits Fear Returns to Crete
Five animal poisoning incidents reported in Crete in March 2026 raise concern across Heraklion, Chania and Lassithi after investigation in Kissamos.
Greece Repatriates 315 Citizens from the Middle East as Emergency Operations Continue
Greece safely repatriated 315 citizens from the Middle East as emergency operations continue. The Foreign Ministry provides updated emergency contacts for affected travelers.
Chania Mayor Urges Calm as Souda Bay Debate Intensifies
Chania Mayor Panagiotis Simandirakis urges calm amid speculation about Souda Bay, saying there is no evidence of an increased risk to Crete despite regional tensions.
Tourism Remains “Calm” as Aegean Cancels More Middle East Flights
Aegean Airlines extends flight cancellations to Israel, Lebanon, Iraq, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia amid ongoing Middle East tensions that continue to disrupt regional aviation.
Thousands of Fireworks Seized in Souda Ahead of Crete’s Loudest Night
Authorities in Souda seized thousands of fireworks, weapons, and ammunition from two suspects ahead of Orthodox Easter, as officials warn about safety and public concerns on Crete.
Tourism Remains “Calm” While the World Burns, Says Industry
Tourism leaders at ITB Berlin 2026 say demand remains stable despite geopolitical tensions, rising energy prices, and economic uncertainty.
A Meeting About Authenticity in Agios Nikolaos
Agios Nikolaos officials plan new initiatives to promote inland villages, folklore museums, and Cretan gastronomy as part of Crete’s 2026 tourism strategy.
Greece Says Crete and Souda Bay Are Protected by National Defense Systems
Crete and Souda Bay at the Center of Security Discussions Crete, home to the strategic Souda Bay naval and air base, has been mentioned in recent security discussions about tensions in the Middle East. However, Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias stressed that the island remains well protected and that Greece’s defense posture is more than […]
Ikos Kissamos Luxury Resort Expands Premium Tourism in Crete
Ikos Kissamos will open in western Crete in April 2026, marking the Sani/Ikos Group’s entry into the island’s luxury all-inclusive market.
Germany Tourism Demand for Greece Looks Strong After ITB Berlin Meetings
Greek tourism officials met major tour operators and airlines at ITB Berlin 2026, concluding with strong demand from Germany and a positive outlook for this year’s travel season.
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