Piraeus and other Attica ports saw near-100% ferry occupancy as thousands fled Athens for the islands ahead of the Dormition holiday.
Crete Secures €5.09M Contract to Repair 11 V.O.A.K. Bridges
Crete’s governor signs a €5.09 million contract to repair 11 key V.O.A.K. bridges between Heraklion and Rethymno, marking a major step for island road safety.
Greece Launches 103 Water Supply Island Projects
Greece launches 103 water supply projects to tackle shortages in remote islands, but delivery timelines remain a question mark.
WIFI4GR Brings Free Public Wi-Fi in Tsoutsouras
The Municipality of Minoa Pediada has launched WIFI4GR, offering free high-speed internet access in Tsoutsouras and future expansion to 32 locations across the region.
Santorini Airport Arrivals Decline
While Santorini airport arrivals decline, the major nine Greek airports including Athens and Heraklion have reasons to celebrate.
Zominthos Full Moon Event 2025: Minoan Culture, Film & Music Under the August Moon
The Zominthos Full Moon event, taking place August 9, 2025 honors Minoan history with film, music, and a tribute to legendary archaeologists.
Greek Tourist Traffic Rises in the Fall
Booking data points to a 4.6% jump in Greek tourist traffic from August to October, with visitors coming from Israel, Turkey, and the US.
Wildfire Sparks Arrest at Chania Eatery
Inferno Unfolds On the late afternoon of July 26, 2025, the typically tranquil air of Temenia (in the greater Chania region) buzzed with the sharp scent of burning brush. At 17:29, plumes of smoke signaled a major wildfire, startling visitors and residents in a community known for its rustic beauty, not disaster. According to official […]
Why Americans Are Talking About Lassithi
Wonderlust Travel’s feature by Anthony Grant shines a spotlight on Lasithi, Crete, following a press trip supported by the Region of Crete and the Greek National Tourism Organization in New York.
Samos Named One of the Top European Destinations by Scandinavia
Scandinavian media spotlight Samos as a top summer destination in Europe. Highlighting its authenticity, history, and nature, Swedish and Norwegian outlets promote the Greek island as a quality alternative to mass tourism.
Airbnb Accommodations Reach Record 242,000 in Greece
INSETE’s June 2025 report reveals a 17% rise in Airbnb accommodations across Greece, totaling 242,000 active listings.
Tourist Buses Scandal in Heraklion: New Traffic Plan Sparks Outrage
Heraklion’s tourist buses scandal set for 2025: guides, travel agents, and business leaders slam the city council’s decision to relocate tour bus stops, warning of lost visitors and revenue.
Warm Nights-Cold Beers Returns to Georgiadis Park on August 1-2
Warm Nights-Cold Beers returns to Georgiadis Park on August 1-2, 2025, hosted by DEPANAL.
Europe Ditches Outdated 100ml Liquid Rule at Airports
ECAC has approved new CT scanners that can detect liquids, ending the notorious 100ml liquid rule for European airports equipped with them.
2025 Revolut Survey Reveals Greeks’ Concerns on Holidays
Revolut survey reveals what worries Greeks on holiday, from financial concerns to security risks, across different generations.
eSIM Providers Hit a Wall in Türkiye
Türkiye blocks major eSIM providers Saily, Airalo, Holafly, Nomad, Instabridge, Mobimatter, Alosim, and BNESIM.
Fraport Greece Launches Promotional Campaign for 14 Regional Airports
Fraport Greece launches a witty promotional campaign starring Mr. Andrews, highlighting 14 regional airports as the gateway to authentic Greek experiences.
Crete Electronic Fraud on the Rise: Tourist Loses €950 in Booking Scam
A young woman planning her vacation in Crete fell victim to electronic fraud, losing €950 after booking a hotel room online.
ETIAS Fee for Non-EU Travelers to Jump from €7 to €20 by Late 2026
Starting in late 2026, Europe entry fees under ETIAS will rise to €20 for most non-EU tourists from over 60 visa-exempt countries.
Milos’s Sarakiniko Faces a Luxury Hotel Scandal
Sarakiniko—white-lunar and wave-sculpted, the jewel of Milos—now finds itself at the heart of a growing political and environmental storm. Revered by travelers and photographers as one of the Aegean’s most arresting landscapes, the site is now shadowed by controversy following revelations that a nearby luxury hotel was greenlit through what Greece’s National Transparency Authority calls […]
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