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Greece Limits EV Charging on Ferries
Greece restricts electric vehicles to 40% charge on ferries, raising safety, legal and infrastructure questions ahead of tourist season.
Athens Radar Breakdown Sparks Safety Concerns in Greek Airspace
Air traffic controllers report radar data link failure near Athens Airport, highlighting aging infrastructure concerns and contingency protocols in Greek aviation.
ASEP Announces 43 Permanent Civil Aviation Posts Including Six in Crete
ASEP’s 3K/2026 proclamation opens 43 permanent Civil Aviation positions, including six posts at Heraklion and Sitia airports.
Rethymno Carnival 2026 Promises Safety, 350 Buses and 120 Volunteers
With increased security measures, hundreds of bus routes and organized parking, Rethymno prepares for the grand Carnival parade on February 22.
Vignette Systems Shape Road Trips Across Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe road trips depend on vignette systems and toll models. What drivers pay in Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Slovenia and beyond.
Germans Choose Greece as It Becomes Europe’s Most Expensive Destination
New data shows Greece remains a top choice for German tourists, despite having the highest travel costs in Europe and shorter average stays.
Operational Upgrades Enhance Safety at Heraklion Airport
Targeted airport upgrades in Heraklion and Naxos improve flight safety, energy efficiency, and reliability for island travel.
Google Begins 3D Mapping of Crete to Update Maps and Street View
Google will carry out 3D mapping across Crete from February to November 2026 to update Google Maps and Street View, with privacy safeguards in place.
The Train Fantasy: How to Save Crete by Cutting It in Half
Local authorities in Crete renew calls for a railway system linked to the new Kastelli airport, sparking debate over feasibility, environment, and long-term impact.
Woop Drive Wants to End the Airport Car Rental Ritual for German Travelers
Woop Drive introduces a fully app-based, desk-free car rental service for German travelers in Greece, Spain, Montenegro, the UAE, and Seychelles.
Study Reveals Top Cities Where Business Trips Feel Like Getaways
A recent study by BCS Bus, a business transportation provider, analyzed business infrastructure and leisure conditions across 94 European cities and 30 countries to determine where business trips feel most like vacations. The report reveals Barcelona as the city with the highest score, at 79.5 on the Bleisure Index. Barcelona topped the list for several reasons. For most business travelers […]
Celestyal Installs In-Cabin Tablets Across Entire Celestyal Journey Fleet
Celestyal has completed the rollout of in-cabin tablets across all 630 cabins of the Celestyal Journey, enabling digital access to onboard services, bookings, and information.
A New Space of Care Opens in South Crete
A new accommodation facility for people with disabilities opens in Faneromeni, South Crete, on February 1, 2026.
Ai Traffic Cameras Set To Expand Across Crete
Crete will receive a significant number of AI-powered traffic cameras as part of a national automated traffic enforcement system.
Heraklion Port Enters a New Era Under Ambitious Master Plan
The Heraklion Port Authority has presented its Master Plan, outlining major upgrades to infrastructure, cruise operations, logistics, and energy.
Stop Throwing Away Dehumidifier Water in Crete
Crete is humid and water-stressed. Throwing away dehumidifier water is wasteful. Use it for floors, flushing, cars, and plants—not drinking.
Skyscanner Now Compares Package Holidays Too
Skyscanner rolled out a package-holiday comparison tool, scanning millions of deals from major providers, all ATOL-protected.
Airline Business Class Is Not Going Anywhere
A net-zero proposal says airlines should scrap business class. Reality says no. Expect eco-luxury loopholes, and maybe zeppelins.
Greek Consumers Complained in 2025 and Miracles Happened
KEPKA recorded 2,560 consumer complaints in 2025, including issues related to tourism and airlines. In most cases (93.67%), consumers prevailed.
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