Crete doesn’t worry about overtourism, enhancing services and infrastructure to manage the large influx of travellers instead.
Study Shows Thai Travelers Increasingly Utilize Social Media
Mintel research reveals that over half of Thai travelers use social media for finding travel inspiration, and for sharing their experiences.
Extreme Heat in Athens: Mayor Haris Doukas’ Plan for Resilience
Athens mayor Haris Doukas aims to make Athens, Europe’s hottest metropolis, more resilient to heat waves.
Guardians of the Bear: ARCTUROS Sanctuary
The ARCTUROS Sanctuary in the villages of Nymfaio and Agrapidia on Mount Vitsi, provides refuge to more than 20 bears.
Is Crete a Good Destination to Escape the Heat Wave?
Despite the current heat wave in Greece there is some relief for Crete’s visitors as the Meltemi winds are expected to cool down the island.
Sustainable Tourism in Natura 2000 Areas: A Path Forward
Sustainable tourism in Natura 2000 areas offers significant economic and environmental benefits.
HRADF Launches Tender for Development of National Ski Center in Vassilitsa
HRADF has initiated a tender process for the development of the National Ski Center in Vassilitsa through a concession agreement.
Crete Water Shortage Crisis: Municipalities Declare State of Emergency
The water shortage crisis in Crete is escalating, with numerous municipalities requesting a state of emergency.
Greek Maritime Golf Event: Where Golf Meets Charity
Golf and maritime have been “sailing” together for the past 10 years at the top golf tournament, Greek Maritime Golf Event, which will take place from September 5-8, 2024.
Chania: Cretan World Music Festival 2024 on July 10-12
The Cretan World Music Festival 2024 takes place July 10 to 12 in the Chania regional unit and features live music and other cultural events.
Louis Hotels Opens King Jason Zante Resort on Zakynthos
Louis Hotels opens the all new, adults only King Zante Resort on Zakynthos Island.
Exploring the Hidden Military History of Central Macedonia
Rediscovering the Past Less than 500 meters from Bulgaria, near Petritsi in Central Macedonia, lies a border region steeped in military history. Under dense vegetation, remnants of outposts, anti-tank lines, and machine gun bunkers reveal the significance of the area. The only sounds breaking the silence are the Egnatia Highway’s distant hum and the Strymonas […]
The Ilisian: Athens’ New Urban Oasis of Cool
The Ilisian: Athens’ top destination for limitless creativity and exquisite tastes. A must-visit spot for both locals and visitors.
The Rising Popularity of Shoulder Season for Tourists
Travel during shoulder season to enjoy fewer crowds, lower costs, and support local economies year-round.
Meliá Expands in Greece with INNSiDE Crete Elounda
Elounda Ilion will be transformed into the INNSiDE Crete Elounda by May 2025. The new hotel will provide a holistic lifestyle experience.
Authorities Enforce Closure on Santa Marina Beach Bar in Rhodes
The Santa Marina beach bar in Agia Marina, Rhodes, has been closed after years of illegal operations.
Mastercard Report Reveals Tourism Flourishing in the Med
Mastercard’s latest travel insights report reveals comprehensive data about more than 74 markets worldwide.
Samaria National Park Closure Due to Rising Temperatures
Closure Schedule: The Natural Environment and Climate Change Organization has announced the closure of the Samaria National Forest, including its gorge and hiking trails, from both entrances. This decision follows an urgent weather alert issued by the National Meteorological Service forecasting exceptionally high temperatures. The Civil Protection Directorate, guided by this preventive measure, aims to […]
Cyprus Banks Issue Caution Over 2024 Tourism Expectations
Banks in Cyprus voice concerns over anticipated tourism highs.
T’way Air Expands European Operations with Rome and Barcelona Routes
T’way Air will broaden its European footprint, announcing new routes to Rome and Barcelona starting in August 2024.
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