Zaros Gorge, the hiking route leading to Rouvas Forest in Heraklion, is officially closed until further notice.
Chania Kastelli Hill Hotel Plan Pulled at the Last Minute
Proposal to convert Chania’s Kastelli Hill historic buildings into a hotel was withdrawn from the Culture Ministry council, leaving the future uncertain.
Congratulations, Europe, We Have New KAD Codes
Company registrations via the One Stop Shop in Heraklion pause in early March as systems align with new European KAD activity codes.
Seasonal Infections Surge Across Crete
Doctors in Crete report a rise in flu, RSV and pneumococcus cases, warning respiratory infections may remain intense until April.
Heraklion Sewage Flood Nightmare
Sewage flooded homes in Mastabas, Heraklion after heavy rain, forcing families out overnight and raising public health concerns.
When the Scalpel Meets the Draft Notice
Lowering the draft deferment age forces young doctors to interrupt specialization, raising concerns over hospital staffing and brain drain.
Crete’s Donkeys and Mules Get Spring Care Across the Island
Donkeys and mules across Crete will receive free dental and farrier care from March 1 to 6, 2026, through the spring program of Filozwki Kritis.
Three Arrested Following Fatal Shipwreck South of Crete
20 rescued and three dead after a migrant boat capsized south of Crete. Three suspected traffickers arrested in two separate rescue operations.
Crete Signs Olive Oil Deal as Production Falls
Crete signs a new agreement to support olive oil producers as drought reduces yields and prices fall below 5 euros per kilo.
Viannos Olive Sector Strategy Meeting and the Battle for the Future
Viannos calls a strategic summit on olive cultivation amid climate pressure and falling yields, promising common vision and livestream transparency.
What Tourists Think Cretans Eat vs What They Actually Eat
The truth about what Cretans actually eat. Beyond lamb on a spit, daily life is built on legumes, vegetables, and modest tables.
GNTO Approves New Tourism Promotion Actions in Athens and Crete
GNTO backs familiarization trips in Athens and Crete, as well as a Lyon event, to boost air connectivity and foreign tourism markets.
Crete Water Crisis 2026 and How to Cut Consumption by 40%
Crete faces critical water shortages in 2026. Smart, practical tips help households and hotels reduce water use by up to 40% this summer.
Heraklion Taxi Owners Launch 48 Hour Strike Over Article 52
Heraklion taxi owners begin a 48-hour strike at the airport over Article 52 of the Transport bill, citing unfair competition and market distortion.
Knossou Avenue Was Never Dark
From BOAK bridge to Venizeleio Hospital, lights shine. Understanding the gyratory system remains optional.
Six Injured Migrant Children Airlifted to Athens After Chios Shipwreck
Six injured migrant children were airlifted from Chios to Athens following a deadly shipwreck. New findings raise questions about the causes of death, while the alleged trafficker faces justice.
Crete Tourism Season Starts Early as Hotels and Flights Ramp Up
Crete enters the new tourism season from early April, with hotels reopening sooner, strong bookings, expanded UK flights, and hiring in full swing.
Welcome to Crete, Now Please Do Not Touch Anything
Environmental zoning maps in Crete are becoming unreadable. Forester Giannis Fotakis warns Chania risks turning uninvestable amid growing restrictions.
Crete Makes More Per Tourist — and Loses Them Faster
INSETE data shows Crete increasing spend per visit while average stay declines, raising questions about long-term tourism value and strategy.
Gouves Coastal Road Damage Puts Pressure on Ministries Ahead of Tourist Season
Severe erosion damage on the Gouves coastal road prompts the Mayor of Hersonissos to urge multiple ministries to act, citing public safety and tourism risks.
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