Tourism growth in Crete is uneven, concentrating on the coast while inland and mountain areas fall behind, raising concerns for sustainable tourism.
Heraklion Christmas Meal of Love Marks 29 Years of Community Solidarity
For the 29th year, the Kalathakis family hosted a Christmas Day Meal of Love at Heraklion’s Loggia.
Georgiadis Park Goes Festive (Without Asking Too Many Questions)
Fairy tales, a solar telescope, Cretan herbs, face painting, and free activities fill Georgiadis Park from December 27–30 in Heraklion’s holiday program.
Crete’s Summer 2026 Airlift Reality Check: Chania Rises, Heraklion Slips, and Airlines Are Not Being Subtle
Germany increases flights to Greece for summer 2026, but airlines favor cities and Chania, while several island hotspots lose August capacity.
Gortyna’s Strategic Plan 2026–2028 Brings Crete’s Wild Landscapes Back Into Focus
Gortyna’s new 2026–2028 strategic plan focuses on protecting gorges, biodiversity, and cultural landscapes while promoting sustainable eco-tourism in Crete.
Restored Palace of Pella, Birthplace of Alexander the Great, Reopens to Visitors
The Palace of Pella, birthplace of Alexander the Great, returns to the public after major restoration works.
Samaria Gorge at the Center of a New Debate on Protection and Responsibility (Video)
As debate grows over recent interventions near Samaria Gorge, OFYPEKA confirms continued safety and protection measures while experts warn of mounting pressure on Crete’s mountains.
Europe’s Tallest Christmas Tree Lights Up Samaria and Sparks a Serious Debate
A 45-metre Christmas tree lit up the entrance to Samaria Gorge on Sunday, drawing thousands to the Omalos Plateau — and igniting a strong public debate.
Heraklion Farmers Plan a Motorcade Tomorrow
Farmers plan a protest and tractor motorcade in Alikarnassos over unpaid dues, rising costs, livestock disease, and subsidy scandals.
Greek Farmers’ Protests and Road Blockades Continue
Fourth week of farmer protests in Greece. Holiday traffic gets a pass. Trucks do not. The message is deliberate.
Kastelli Airport Is Almost Ready. Again.
Crete, 2025. Kastelli Airport targets an opening in November 2028 following a new agreement. Past delays, infrastructure gaps, and Papoura Hill issues remain.
Europe’s Tallest Christmas Tree Lights Up Samaria
Crete lights Europe’s tallest Christmas tree at Samaria Gorge in Omalos, blending festive celebration with protected natural landscape.
Athens Santa Run 2025 Brings Christmas Cheer to the City Streets
The Athens Santa Run returns on December 21, bringing festive costumes, a short city route, and charitable giving to the heart of Athens.
Heraklion Taxi Owners Call for Lawful Transport Rules in Crete Tourism
Taxi owners in Heraklion warn that unchecked transport practices harm tourism, demand fair competition, and call for strict enforcement of transport laws.
Government Plans Special Secretariat and ENFIA Cuts for Mountain Communities
Greece announces a Special Secretariat, a digital platform, tax cuts, and new policies for mountain communities.
Greek Tourism Enters Its “Challenging Phase”
At SETE’s Tourism Ahead conference, Greek tourism officially discovers costs, staff shortages, geopolitics, and the future—all at once.
Chalet Oberbort in Gstaad Sets a New Global Benchmark for Ultra-Luxury Alpine Living
Unica Capital unveils Chalet Oberbort in Gstaad, the world’s largest private chalet, redefining alpine luxury with immersive design, wellness, and privacy.
Tornado Ravages Olive Groves in Zakros
A sudden tornado in Zakros devastated olive groves, uprooted buildings, and left more than 1,000 trees damaged, with full recovery expected to take up to 15 years.
Farmers Face Off With Police at Heraklion Airport as Protests Escalate Across Greece
Tense scenes outside Heraklion Airport as farmers clash with police during nationwide protests over subsidies and rising costs.
The Reduction of Hospitality Studies from 4 to 3 Years Sparks Backlash in Crete
Crete warns that cutting ASTE studies undermines tourism training, pushes hotels toward cheap foreign labour, and threatens the sector’s long-term quality and workforce stability.
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