Limassol and Larnaca make Cyprus’ shortlist for the European Capital of Culture 2030.
Vandals Strike Temple of Olympian Zeus and ODAP Store – What Happened?
Recent disruptions caused damage to the Temple of Olympian Zeus and the ODAP store at Louloudadika. Here’s what happened.
Tours to PSKI: Behind the Scenes at the Cultural Conference Center of Heraklion
The Tours to PSKI program offers a guided exploration of the Cultural Conference Center of Heraklion on March 4, 2025.
Kite-Flying Ban Near Heraklion Airport
Picture this: a carefree afternoon near the airport, a kite soaring high in the sky, and… chaos in air traffic control. Sounds dramatic? It is. Heraklion Airport has officially drawn a line in the sand—or air, rather—against kite-flying in nearby neighbourhoods like Nea Alikarnassos and Karteros. The reason? Serious risks to flight safety. Those harmless […]
Hotels vs. Airbnb: The Gripping Shift You Can’t Ignore
Airbnb outpaces hotels and Vrbo in 2024, achieving $2.5 billion Q4 revenue. Innovation, marketing, and strategic moves reshape the battle between rentals and hotels.
Crete’s Garbage Problem: Will Smart Underground Recycling Bins Make a Difference?
Crete rolls out 20 smart underground recycling bins in select villages to tackle garbage mismanagement.
Heraklion Philharmonic Orchestra Brings Carnival Rhythms to Life
Celebrate the Carnival season in Heraklion with vibrant musical walks and concerts by the Heraklion Philharmonic Orchestra. Events start February 20 – don’t miss out!
Thessaly Invests €15M to Boost Heritage and Tourism
Thessaly announces a €15M grant for cultural heritage enhancement aimed at restoring historical sites and promoting sustainable tourism.
Greece: Hotel Employees Salaries to Rise 30% by 2026
The Panhellenic Federation of Hoteliers announces a bold 30% salary increase for hotel employees by 2026.
Protecting the Shipping Industry: Why International Cooperation Matters
Greek Maritime Minister Christos Stylianides urged stronger international collaboration to protect the shipping industry.
Santorini Civil Protection Issues Precautionary Measures Amid Seismic Activity
Santorini Civil Protection takes decisions to ensure safety during ongoing earthquake activity. Updated guidelines for visitors and locals.
Saudi Arabia Luxury Tourists Arrive in Crete
The first direct flights from Saudi Arabia to Crete open the door to luxury tourism, transforming Eastern Crete into a global elite vacation spot.
Polar Cold Front Brings Subzero Temperatures and Snow in Greece
Meteorologist Klearhos Marousakis forecasts subzero temperatures, polar air masses, and snow across Greece starting this week.
Samaria Gorge New Entry Fees in Effect from May 2025
Samaria Gorge announces new entry fees and regulations from May. The new system kicks off immediately.
Uncover the Mermaid’s Secret in Thessaloniki
Mermaid’s Secret in Thessaloniki: Solve puzzles, crack codes, and uncover ancient myths in this captivating experience.
Chania Carnival 2025 Opening Ceremony Changes Location
Don’t just watch the fun; be the fun. It’s fairytale time. Location change or not, Chania Carnival 2025 is ready to party – rain or shine.
Greece Boosts Tourism Ties with Algeria and Romania
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni held meetings with Algeria and Romania’s ambassadors to solidify tourism ties.
Pan-Cretan Young Chef Competition 2025: Creativity Meets Tradition
The Pan-Cretan Young Chef Competition 2025 invites culinary students and recent graduates in Crete to reimagine traditional dishes.
Best Greece Ferry Routes for Summer 2025
Top Greece ferry routes for Summer 2025, perfect for early trip planning – here’s what you need to know.
The Shocking Truth About Cretan Olive Oil
Myron Chiletzakis exposes the struggles, low yields, uncertain future, and challenges faced by Cretan olive oil producers.
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