Firefighters extracted an injured tourist from Myli Gorge, a lush valley known for its historic abandoned watermills and cave chapels.
The World’s Most Indecisive Traveler Just Pulled Off the Ultimate Airport Plot Twist (And Wizz Air Played Along)
A Wizz Air passenger flew from Budapest to Heraklion, changed his mind repeatedly and somehow returned to Budapest on the same aircraft for free.
No, Greece Is Not Letting Hotels Move 25 Meters From the Sea
Greece’s new tourism planning framework does not allow hotels within 25 meters of the sea. The first 25 meters will be subject to strict construction limits.
Is Heraklion Full of Singles? 43% of Residents Are Unmarried
Heraklion’s population grew nearly 10% since 2001. Census data also show 23,480 one-person households and 43% unmarried residents.
Heraklion to Get Two New Urban Beaches in Major Waterfront Project
Two new beaches stretching 240 and 170 meters will be created east and west of the Natural History Museum in Heraklion.
Cretan Businesses Demand Immediate Halt to New Heraklion Migrant Center
Crete’s Federation of Commercial Associations is calling for consultation over the planned temporary Skouloudis migrant facility near Heraklion.
Tourist Ignites Outdoor BBQ Amidst Gale-Force Wind Warnings in Crete
A German tourist was fined €1,850 after an outdoor charcoal fire spread to dry vegetation near Hersonissos during dangerous winds in Crete.
Hundreds of Drones to Light Up Heraklion’s Venetian Walls on August 31
Heraklion’s Venetian Walls become the setting for a spectacular September festival, opening August 31 with a hundreds-strong drone show, live music and cinema.
First Locally Acquired West Nile Virus Case Reported in Crete
A woman in Rethymno has tested positive for West Nile virus without recent travel outside Crete, indicating local transmission on the island.
OFI Takes Crete to Europe With Eight-Match Europa League Campaign
OFI’s historic Europa League campaign will bring Leverkusen, Hoffenheim, Anderlecht and Lech Poznań to Crete, while the club takes its supporters across Europe.
Hare Hunting Incident in Kissamos Leaves Man Injured by Ricocheted Shot
A drunk hunter accidentally injures a 52-year-old man in Kissamos, Crete. Details on the incident, Greek hare hunting season rules, and safety alerts.
From the Tatras to the Balkans, European Ski Holidays Are a Little Bit Different
Explore a different side of European ski holidays, from Poland and Slovakia to Romania and Bulgaria, with mountain towns, local food and winter escapes.
Why Türkiye Remains a Favorite Summer Escape for Baltic Travelers
Türkiye continues to attract Baltic travelers with warm beaches, historic cities, diverse landscapes, excellent food and holidays to suit every style.
Thessaloniki Metro Extension to Kalamaria Opens Today
Thessaloniki Metro’s 4.5-kilometer extension to Kalamaria opened,, adding five stations and cutting travel time to central Thessaloniki to under 20 minutes.
Amorgos to Host 17th International Tourism Film Festival and 23rd YPERIA Convention
The 17th Amorgos International Tourism Film Festival will bring filmmakers, tourism professionals and cultural organizations to the island from November 12 to 17.
Chania’s Sewage Crisis Fuels Fresh Debate Over the City’s Tourism Limits
Following untreated sewage spills at Nea Chora beach and the Venetian Harbor, the Antarsia movement demands an immediate freeze on Chania tourism expansion.
Ministry Defends Acropolis Accessibility Lift Closures During Extreme Weather
The Greek Culture Ministry responds to complaints about the Acropolis accessibility lift, clarifying that weather and safety protocols require temporary operational suspensions.
Italy Proposes €75 Fine for Pedestrians Texting While Crossing
Italy’s draft Highway Code reform targets distracted pedestrians, proposing €75 fines for texting while crossing.
Greece’s Aging Ferry Fleet Faces Urgent Renewal Challenge
Over 80% of Greek passenger ferries are over 20 years old. With 20M annual passengers, the industry faces an urgent need for new shipyard investments.
Crete Remains West Nile-Free as Elderly Patient’s Infection Traced to Athens
Health authorities confirm Crete has no local West Nile virus cases after an elderly patient hospitalized at Venizeleio in Heraklion contracted the virus in Attica.
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