Greek business groups are calling for emergency support as purple jellyfish blooms reduce beach attendance and affect tourism businesses in parts of the country.
Malia Residents Warn of Dangerous Early-Morning Law Enforcement Gap
Residents of Malia say a policing gap between 5 and 7 a.m. is leaving the resort vulnerable to potential fatal accidents during the tourist season.
One of the World’s Most Luxurious Cruise Ships Arrives in Chania
The ultra-luxury Scenic Eclipse II arrived in Chania carrying 206 passengers on an exclusive Mediterranean voyage.
Heraklion Nightlife Warning: When Vacation Freedom Becomes a Hospital Visit
A 17-year-old girl was hospitalized in Heraklion after being served alcohol at a local club, exposing the dangerous lack of ID checks in Crete’s nightlife.
Greek Lawmakers Call for Changes to Tourism for All 2026-2027 to Improve Access for People with Disabilities
Members of Parliament from PASOK have called on the Ministries of National Economy, Finance, and Tourism to revise the Tourism for All 2026-2027 program, arguing that its current rules continue to exclude many people with disabilities, chronic illnesses, and rare diseases. The parliamentary question was submitted by Lassithi MP and PASOK Tourism spokesperson Katerina Spyridakis, […]
Greece Enters Global Competitive Sailing with Hellenic RS21 Sailing League
The Yacht Club of Greece and Grivalia launch the Hellenic RS21 Sailing League, featuring a new fleet of eco-friendly keelboats and three 2026 regattas.
The Fencing Around the Lions’ Fountain Has Been Taken Down
The fencing around Heraklion’s Morosini Fountain is gone, but at what cost to the monument’s future? We examine the delay of critical maintenance.
Heraklion Records 2,759 Parking Violations as Municipal Police Expand Controls
A 17-day enforcement sweep by Heraklion’s newly reinforced Municipal Police exposes a deep culture of traffic lawlessness and local parking wars.
Traffic Disruptions Reported Near Heraklion During Protests Over Planned Migrant Facility
A violent anti-migrant center riot in Athanati, Crete, shut down the main southern highway as demonstrators used explosives and committed arson near tourist traffic.
Heraklion Traffic Enforcement Surge Aims to Restore Pedestrian Safety and Accessibility for Summer Visitors
Heraklion Municipal Police launched a massive enforcement campaign to clear historic sidewalks and plazas, ensuring safe pedestrian access for summer tourists in Crete.
Greece and Spain Coordinate European Tourism Strategy
Greek Deputy Tourism Minister Anna Karamanli and Spanish Ambassador Jorge Domecq draft a bilateral pact to align Mediterranean policy in Brussels.
Viannos Mayor Slams Athens Over Abandoned Rural Crete Infrastructure
Speaking at KEDED, Viannos Mayor Pavlos Baritakis exposed the harsh, dangerous reality of life in Crete’s interior.
Greece and France Sign Tourism Pact Targeting Data Sharing and Off-Season Flows
Greece and France are teaming up to tackle summer overtourism, spot infrastructure bottlenecks, and build digital tools to promote off-season travel.
Hellenic Seaplanes Launched First Cross-Border Network Between Greece and Albania
Hellenic Seaplanes has completed a major milestone, flying a direct maritime corridor from Ioannina straight to Vlore, Albania.
Climate Action Crete: Regional Adaptation Hub Launches Public Digital Channels
The Regional Support Mechanism for Climate Change Adaptation in Crete launches official digital channels to share scientific data and track the island’s PeSPKA plan.
Celestyal Journey Anchors in Agios Nikolaos, Adding 16 Cruising Dates to Lasithi Lineup
The luxury cruise ship Celestyal Journey brings 1,200 passengers per visit to Agios Nikolaos, locking in 16 upcoming arrivals for the Lasithi port.
Dafnes Prepares for Its 50th Wine Festival Anniversary
The legendary Dafnes Wine Festival marks its 50th anniversary from June 26 to July 5 with ten nights of premium Cretan music, food, and local Liatiko wine.
Morosini Fountain Fenced Off for Restoration Work
A massive backlash hits Heraklion as authorities cage the iconic Lions Fountain for maintenance during peak tourist season.
Last-Minute Bookings and Rising Costs Squeeze Greek Hotel Profits
Geopolitical uncertainty and inflation drive a trend toward short, last-minute trips to Greece, pressuring hotel revenues despite rising arrivals.
Chania Opens Temporary Parking Lot Expected to Outlive Several Municipal Terms
In a brilliant display of modern urban planning, the Chania Municipal Council descended into verbal warfare on Monday over a €4.5 million plot of land in Nea Chora that has successfully evolved from a promised urban oasis into a giant, melting sheet of blacktop. The confrontation pitted Mayor Panagiotis Simandirakis against opposition leader Katerina Manimanaki, […]
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