Students at Crete’s Higher Tourism Schools (A.S.T.E.) face a financial nightmare: no dorms, no free meals, and sky-high local rent.
Why One-Third of Foreign Homebuyers Are Buying Up Crete in 2026
Crete tops Greece as the favorite destination for foreign holiday home buyers in 2026, thanks to competitive prices, sea views, and year-round appeal.
Crete’s VOAK Delay Costs Taxpayers 97 Million Euros
The Ministry of Infrastructure approved a 97 million euro compensation for the BOAK Hersonissos-Neapoli section due to state delays.
Residents Report Flea Infestation in Heraklion Neighborhoods
Residents of the Mastaba area in Heraklion report a sudden flea infestation over the past week, specifically around “Romantiki Gonia.”
Asterousia Isn’t Becoming Another Resort. That’s Exactly the Point.
UNESCO recognition, hiking trails, local products and 382 monuments are helping southern Crete build a future without selling its soul.
Darkness Around Heraklion’s Koules Fortress Raises Safety Concerns
Residents and visitors report poorly lit sections around Heraklion’s Koules Fortress, raising safety concerns along one of the city’s busiest evening promenades.
Eastern Crete Cultural Group Joins Opposition to Proposed Wind Farm Projects
A cultural and environmental association in eastern Crete has joined growing opposition to eight proposed wind farm projects in Lassithi, calling for greater public consultation and environmental safeguards.
Experts Urge Calm as Crete Addresses Toxic Pufferfish Spread
The Geotechnical Chamber of Greece (GEOTEE) in Crete issued a public safety guide to separate scientific fact from social media panic regarding the pufferfish.
Heraklion Union Demands Labor Inspections After 16-Year-Old Employee Assaulted in Hersonissos
The Heraklion Hotel Workers’ Union issued a fierce condemnation of the 61-year-old hotel manager arrested for assaulting a 16-year-old employee in Hersonissos.
Hotel Manager Arrested After Minor Employee Alleges Assault in Hersonissos
A hotel manager in Hersonissos, Crete, was arrested after a 16-year-old employee reported being physically assaulted, insulted, and threatened at work.
Crete Mayors Sound the Alarm Over Natura 2000 ‘Black Hole’
The municipalities of Kantanos-Selino and Kissamos warn that Western Crete’s most famous Natura 2000 sites have fallen into a legal vacuum.
Chania Municipal Market Targets September Reopening After Years of Restoration
Chania’s restored Municipal Market is expected to reopen in September, with shop owners beginning work on their premises during July.
Animal Welfare Groups Demand Action on Chania’s Horse-Drawn Carriages
The Panhellenic Animal Welfare and Environmental Federation demands stricter inspections for horse-drawn carriages in Chania to ensure animal welfare during peak tourist season.
Opposition Lawmakers Demand Answers Over Planned Wind Farm Project in Rethymno
Plans for 47 wind turbines across parts of Rethymno, Amari, and Agios Vasileios are now under parliamentary scrutiny.
Firefighters Keep Watch After Ierapetra Blaze Threatens Greenhouses
A wildfire broke out on Monday morning near agricultural greenhouses in Bramiana, Ierapetra, triggering a 112 emergency alert.
Cypriot Motorcyclists Embark on Memorial Ride Honoring Tasos Isaac and Solomos Solomou
Sixty Cypriots on 40 motorcycles embark on a 10-day memorial journey through Greece, honoring Tassos Isaac and Solomos Solomou on the 30th anniversary of their deaths.
Giant Potato Found in Crete Could Challenge Guinness World Record If It Passes Inspection
Local reports from Neo Chorio, Apokoronas, claim a farmer unearthed a 6.15kg potato which would surpass the current Guinness World Record for the world’s heaviest potato.
Jet2holidays Expands ‘Jet2Weddings’ for Summer 2027
Jet2holidays is thrilled to announce a significant expansion of its highly successful Jet2Weddings programme for Summer 2027. In response to overwhelming customer demand, the tour operator is adding six breathtaking new destinations—Turkey, Portugal, Lanzarote, Italy, Malta, and Santorini—increasing its total wedding venue portfolio to 84 locations across seven countries. Starting 1 July, couples can book […]
North Aegean Launches €8 Million Funding Programme for Tourism and Agri-Food Businesses
The North Aegean Region announced an €8 million funding action for tourism and agricultural processing.
Cretalive Issues Urgent Warning About 8 Items to Remove From Your Car in the Greek Heat
Cretalive reminds travelers that the intense Greek sun turns parked cars into 50°C ovens. Protect your electronics, medications, and more by removing these 8 items.
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