Greek authorities arrested an 18-year-old South Sudanese national after rescuing 34 migrants near Gavdos.

A 79-year-old British cruise passenger died after being found unconscious aboard a cruise ship in Chania.

Apokoronas has raised its first Blue Flag of the season in Kavros, celebrating a decade of progress that has increased the municipality’s award-winning beaches from six to seventeen.

Crete’s tourism industry is having another one of those seasons where everyone claims to be happy while checking the accounting spreadsheets.

The Scarlet Lady made an unscheduled call at Souda after itinerary changes, returning to Crete days after Türkiye barred the LGBTQ+-chartered cruise from its planned ports.

Business leaders and police in Chania discussed tackling illegal street trading, cyber fraud, and public safety while proposing a new initiative to protect local businesses and visitors.

Thousands of tourists are currently enjoying the ‘authentic’ Heraklion airport experience, which includes sweating on the pavement and fighting for elbow room inside the terminal.

The fiber optic installation in Heraklion has turned roads into obstacle courses. The Municipality says they just issue permits, while drivers deal with the mess.

The Municipality of Heraklion has launched a dedicated web application for reporting bulky items and green waste.

A new vocational high school in Hersonissos will offer tourism, business, IT and agri-food studies, helping prepare local students for careers in Crete’s growing economy.

Heraklion is betting on technology to fix its traffic woes, with 27 new raised crossings and 24 smart pedestrian crossings now in progress, on a €2.7 million budget.

Three taxi drivers in Lasithi were arrested after attempting to overcharge undercover Greek police officers posing as English-speaking tourists.