Mykonos expands desalination capacity with a new unit in Ano Mera, aiming to stabilize water supply ahead of peak tourism.
Crete Stunned After Deadliest Migrant Shipwreck Near Ierapetra
Ierapetra faced an unprecedented tragedy as 17 young migrants were recovered from a half-sunken vessel south of Crete.
Travel Advisory: Crete Begins Farmer Protests With Road and Airport Disruptions
Major farmer mobilisations begin in Crete, including a rally at Pankritio Stadium and planned disruptions at Chania Airport and VOAK. Travellers advised to monitor routes.
Crete’s VOAK (BOAK) Highway Project Stalls Again
Concerns grow over VOAK (BOAK) delays and mounting costs. Heraklion’s Chamber urges transparency and faster progress on Crete’s key road.
Crete Scores 91% Visitor Satisfaction
A 91% satisfaction rate paints Crete as perfect. Argophilia explores the truth behind the sunny numbers.
From 2026, Cash Rent Becomes Illegal in Greece
Greece bans cash rent payments from January 1, 2026. All rent must be paid via registered bank accounts under Law 5222/20
Minoa Pediada Launches Sterilisation and Microchipping Drive, 5–10 December
Minoa Pediada launches a new 5–10 December sterilisation and microchipping drive with Zero Stray Pawject, calling residents and volunteers to help reduce stray animals.
Greece Outlines a New Chapter for Tourism at Acropolis Museum Event
Greek leaders outline priorities for sustainable tourism at an Acropolis Museum event titled “Tourism Is Changing – Greece Leads.”
Strong 4.8 Earthquake Hits Northwest of Heraklion
A 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck northwest of Heraklion at 2:09 a.m., waking residents across Crete. No damage reported.
Heraklion Faces the Hard Truth of the Asphalt on November 30
Heraklion hosts a road safety forum on November 30, 2025, with talks, art, and actions in memory of accident victims.
Pan-Cretan General Assembly Called by Heraklion Livestock Association
The Heraklion Livestock Association calls a pan-Cretan assembly on Nov 26 as farmers and breeders prepare collective decisions on upcoming mobilizations
Crete Adds a Hellenic-Chinese Tourism Research Center
ELMEPA and Ningbo University signed a 2025 deal to launch the Hellenic–Chinese Research Center for Tourism and Cultural Heritage in Crete.
Slow Food Travel Brings Its First Destination to Negros Island Philippines
So they launched the country’s very first Slow Food Travel destination on Negros Island. In this place, people travel, eat, breathe, and digest at the pace of a well-fed turtle. This is now Asia’s new milestone in sustainable gastronomic tourism. (Asia: “Sure, take it.”) Negros Island, also known as the Organic Capital of the Philippines, […]
Kaiki Fishing Boat Still Defines Greece
The traditional Greek kaiki remains a symbol of island life, carrying centuries of craftsmanship and culture.
Ierapetra Gets 1.5 Million Euros and We Should All Clap Like Seals
Government approves 1.5M euros for Ierapetra’s wildfire damage, celebrated as a major victory despite barely covering repairs.
allsun Hotels Launches Social Contribution Week
allsun Hotels Greece wrapped up its Social Contribution Week with donations, volunteer work, and support for local families, shelters, and seniors.
Athens Hotels Prepare for Record Winter Occupancy
Athens hotels are gearing up for a strong winter season as bookings climb, yet local pricing and tensions over short-term rentals linger.
Greece Discovers Shocking News: Tourists Buy Water, Snacks, and Beer
A new NielsenIQ survey reveals that 94% of tourists in Greece buy groceries, with bottled water at 82% and beer at 41%
Heraklion Declares War on Potholes Again
Heraklion commits 854,000 euros to pothole repairs and road safety upgrades, promising faster interventions and safer streets—if the plan finally works.
The Mediterranean’s Last Quiet Bay
Across the Mediterranean, small family bays — once the heart of coastal life — are disappearing at a rate that would shock anyone paying attention. Development plans, marina expansions, luxury berths, and “blue investment initiatives” have turned once unique and unspoiled coves into concrete grids. But on Crete’s south coast, a tiny, unnamed bay has […]
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