The deadline to express interest in the 40-year concession of 22 regional Greek airports moved from June 30 to August 20.
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Got an Old Mattress or Garden Waste? Here’s How to Get Rid of It in Heraklion
The Municipality of Heraklion has launched a dedicated web application for reporting bulky items and green waste.
Hersonissos to Open New Vocational High School with Tourism Studies
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.
Greece Launches the New VisitGreece.gr With AI Features and a Digital Tourism Makeover
Greece’s new VisitGreece.gr officially launches with AI-powered travel planning, a companion app, and a digital museum.
Connexus Unveils ‘ConnexAI’ Suite
Can a blend of ConnexAI tools and traditional 24/7 human consultants actually change the way corporate travel is managed in Greater China?
Heraklion Upgrades Road Safety with New Smart Pedestrian Crossings
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.
Greece Has New Deadlines for Ski Resort Upgrades
In Greece, investment projects related to ski resort upgrades funded by the NextGeneration EU program now have a definitive final deadline of June 30, 2026.
Direct Flights Link Alexandroupoli and Heraklion for the Summer Season
Seasonal air link between Alexandroupoli and Heraklion returns. Plus: New plans to connect Thrace, Lesvos, and Crete by 2027.
Rhodes Unveils Ancient Shipyards and Secret Palace Grounds Closed to the Public for 75 Years
The massive restoration integrates Hellenistic naval shipyards, monumental Roman streets, Knightly mints, and Ottoman architecture directly with the Medieval Gardens of the Palace of the Grand Master.
Police Arrested Three Taxi Drivers in Lasithi
Three taxi drivers in Lasithi were arrested after attempting to overcharge undercover Greek police officers posing as English-speaking tourists.
Crete Launches €1.9M Drone and Satellite Control Program Against Mosquitoes
Crete launches a €1.9 million high-tech mosquito eradication contract utilizing drones, satellites, and GIS mapping.
EU Finalizes Landmark Air Passenger Rights Reform After 12-Year Standby
The EU has finalized a major overhaul of air passenger rights, banning hidden fees for name changes and family seating while preserving classic flight delay compensation.
Chania Tourist Police Crack Down on Illegal Beach Masseurs and Unlicensed Vendors
The Chania Tourist Police launched a targeted sweep on Crete beaches, arresting four individuals for unlicensed vending and unsanitary beach massages.
Police Heavy-Handedness Terrifies Children and Enrages Chania Community
Greek police face severe backlash after launching an aggressive, high-intensity traffic sweep directly outside a primary school festival in Vryses, Crete.
F-35 Flight Simulator Lands in Heraklion’s Freedom Square
Residents and visitors in Heraklion will have the chance to try an F-35 flight simulator in Freedom Square on June 13 as part of a public educational initiative supported by the Municipality of Heraklion.
Hersonissos Signs €560,000 Infrastructure Contract to Repair 2020 Storm Damage
Hersonissos Municipality has finally signed a €560,000 contract to fix the collapsed retaining walls and broken roads left behind by the severe floods of October and November… 2020.
New Greek Law Deploys Drones to Police Public Beaches
Greece introduces drone and satellite surveillance to monitor beaches under a new omnibus bill restructuring shoreline business limits and public access.
Porto Carras Opens for Summer 2026 and Bets on Wine, Food, and Space
Porto Carras Grand Resort has reopened for the 2026 season, bringing new restaurants, vineyard experiences, wellness facilities, and family-friendly activities to one of Greece’s largest resort estates in Halkidiki.
Cretalive Reports Greece’s Real Estate Market Runs on Three Different Speeds as Tech-Upgrades Outpace Location
For decades, the golden rule of real estate was an uncreative mantra repeated by every broker from Chania to Thessaloniki: location, location, location. But according to a comprehensive market synthesis published by Cretalive, that old rule is officially dead. In today’s market, an elite address means absolutely nothing if the building’s energy certificate resembles a […]
Heraklion Mayor Says Crete Is Catching Up on Decades of Delays
At the Economist conference in Chania, Heraklion Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos addressed long-standing infrastructure gaps and local government reforms needed to support Crete’s future development.
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