Following heavy rainfall, Crete’s dams experience a massive surge in water levels. The latest data for Faneromeni, Aposelemis, and Potamon.
Rethymno Prepares for the 2026 Cretan Diet Festival
Rethymno Town Hall hosted a strategic meeting to elevate the 2026 Cretan Diet Festival.
Fuel Prices Crete 2026: Unleaded Hits €2.10/litre – Bad News for Tourists and Car Rentals
Petrol prices in Crete exceed €2 per litre, leading to higher costs for car rentals, excursions, and self-drive holidays.
Matala Street Painting Festival Returns June 14
Matala Street Painting returns on June 14, 2026. Free event for all ages—bring your brushes and paint the streets where hippies once walked.
Good News from Crete: The Island Finally Has Some Water Again
Positive update for Crete: Agios Georgios reservoir overflows, and Aposelemis Dam now holds over 6 million m³ of water.
Cretan Delegation in Ghent Promotes Authentic Tourism
Region of Crete promotes authentic experiences at the Greek Tourism Workshop in Ghent. Strong interest in hiking, gastronomy, culture, and getting out of the hotel.
Hersonissos Rainfall Boosts Water Reserves Across the Region
Heavy rainfall across Hersonissos and nearby areas is strengthening water reserves, offering cautious optimism for Crete’s upcoming water season.
Kourtaliotiko Gorge to Reopen in Time for Easter
The dangerous spots in Kourtaliotiko Gorge are supposedly fixed, and the road is next for an Easter reopening.
Heavy Rain Triggers Landslides Across Heraklion Road Network
Heavy rain on March 25 caused landslides on Heraklion roads near Agies Paraskies, Fodele, and Vlychia, sending massive runoff toward Aposelemis Dam.
Greece Steps In with 56 Million Euros to Shield Ferry Tickets from War Fallout
The Greek government injects 56 million euros to cover ferry ticket discounts and shield families from fallout from the Red Sea crisis.
Lufthansa Group Freezes Middle East Routes Deep into Autumn
Lufthansa Group extends Middle East flight suspensions until October 2026 due to geopolitical instability.
What Travelers Should Know About Amari Gunfire Incident
An incident in Amari highlights local traditions and safety in Crete. Here is what travelers should know about this isolated event.
Why You Should Not Take Photos of Souda Base in Crete
Photography near Souda Bay military base in Crete is restricted. Here is what visitors should know to avoid problems when taking photos in the area.
Athens Taxi Strike Continues as Parliament Debates Transport Bill
Taxi drivers in Athens extended their strike as Parliament reviews a controversial transport bill affecting private hire vehicles, electric taxis and licensing rules.
Greek Taxi Drivers Strike Over New Law and Electric Vehicle Rules
Taxi operators in Greece launched multi-day strikes as Parliament debates new transport legislation affecting private hire vehicles, electric taxis and licensing rules.
Sustainability Is the Favourite Word in Tourism
The word sustainability appears more and more often in tourism discussions, conferences, reports, panels, studies, and interviews, usually at the exact moment when nobody wants to say the simple thing: There are too many tourists in some places, not enough planning in others, and no one wants to take responsibility. According to tourism experts, sustainable […]
Officials Say Cyprus Is Safe, so Everyone Can Relax
Officials say Cyprus is perfectly safe despite tensions in the Middle East. Nothing to worry about, everything under control, please continue booking your holidays.
Heraklion Projects Update
Heraklion announces progress on VOAK works, parking plans, road repairs, and waste policy, as the city continues its slow battle with traffic, infrastructure, and reality.
Malevizi Joins RETES Project to Prepare Tourism for Climate Risks
Malevizi joins the EU RETES project to improve tourism resilience to climate change through training, cooperation, and workshops.
Chaos Over Animal Culling in Cyprus Sparks Protests and Political Clash
Confusion over animal culling measures in Cyprus led to protests by farmers, political criticism, and an EU visit as authorities try to control the foot and mouth crisis.
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