Air conditioning is driving up global energy use and emissions as summers get hotter. Exergio’s CEO, Donatas Karčiauskas, outlines how AI-based HVAC optimisation can reduce power waste.
Road Safety Event in Crete: Local Leaders and Residents Rally for Safer Streets
Friday, May 30, 2025, promises to be a red-letter day for the drivers (and survivors) of Heraklion’s traffic circus. At precisely 19:00, the Network of Partner Agencies in Fortezza will roll out its “I Love Life, I Travel Safely” Road Safety Event at the Fortezza Athletic Center—a title that suggests optimism, or at least a […]
Villa Gaea Joins CV Villas’ Positive Impact Collection
When it comes to showing off the latest “eco-chic” in Greece, Elounda’s Villa Gaea just snatched a coveted spot in CV Villas’ Positive Impact Collection. CV Villas—one of Europe’s biggest names for jaw-dropping vacation homes—has handpicked a small crowd of properties that supposedly care about more than infinity pools and brag-worthy views. Villa Gaea stands […]
IOLAOS Fire Evacuation Exercise in Matala Was a Success
On May 23, 2025, Matala became the stage for a grand fire evacuation exercise. The Municipality of Phaistos and the Civil Protection Service conducted a training event that combined authenticity and precision. The effort marked a key moment in the area’s wildfire preparedness, guided by the principles set out in the National Wildfire Response Plan […]
New EU Sustainability Regulations White Paper for Tourism Management Organizations
ETC and GDS-Movement released “A Destination’s Guide to the New EU Sustainability Regulations” at IMEX Frankfurt 2025.
Athens Receives EU Mission Label
Athens was handed the EU Mission Label, an acknowledgment from Brussels that the city has re-entered the club of 100 European cities vowing to be climate neutral and, presumably, smarter by 2030. The formalities played out in Vilnius, with the NetZeroCities Consortium doling out the prestige, and no stink eyes or backhanded remarks were allowed. […]
Sonic Heritage Captures the Sounds of UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Sonic Heritage invites tourists to experience UNESCO World Heritage Sites through immersive audio recordings.
World’s Largest Bentley Flying Spur Mulliner Fleet Unveiled at Galaxy Macau
In May 2025, Galaxy Macau launched the world’s largest Bentley Flying Spur Mulliner fleet with nine custom limousines.
Mitsis Group Eyes the Rebirth of Kokkini Hani Tourism School
Mitsis Group weighs involvement in reviving the Kokkini Hani Tourism School, signaling a new era for Greek hospitality education.
First Certification Flight at Vlora Airport Landed Successfully
May 8, 2025: the first certification flight at Vlora Airport marks a milestone for Albania’s tourism and economy.
Remote-IT: The First Soundproof Workplace for Digital Nomads Unveiled in Heraklion
Heraklion unveils its first soundproof workplace for digital nomads at the Youth Center as part of the Remote-IT initiative.
€816,982 to Deliver a New Ferry Service Ramp in Agia Roumeli
Construction of the new passenger ferry service ramp in Agia Roumeli is expected to be completed by February 2026.
Air Albania Inaugural Landing at Vlora Airport Sparks Controversy
With the 2025 parliamentary elections heating up, Prime Minister Edi Rama and Infrastructure Minister Belinda Balluku dusted off an old favorite: the glorified demo flight. This year, their spotlight falls on Vlora Airport—a much-touted project that, if we’re being honest, still looks more like a construction zone than an international gateway. Yet, that hasn’t stopped […]
Agios Nicholas Prepares to Welcome 49 Cruise Ships This Season
Agios Nicholas prepares to welcome 49 cruise ships—a 20% increase. Local officials attended the Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum in Heraklion, seeking to cement Agios Nicholas as a major cruise stop.
Not Your Ordinary Sweep: Special Ops Hit Heraklion
Heraklion cleaning interventions kicked off early with special waste removal and large-scale disinfection at multiple city locations.
Santorini Sky: First Same-Sex Wedding on Santorini, A Moment Above the Aegean
Brooklyn and Carli Powers became the first same-sex couple to wed legally in Santorini, under the new Greek law, in February 2024.
Patradise Mega Yacht Marina Takes Shape Backed by a 12 Million Euro Recovery Fund Grant
The new Patradise Mega Yacht Marina will host up to 212 yachts, promising major economic impact, job creation, and green infrastructure.
Andrikaki Barracks in Drama to Become an Audiovisual Industry Center
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni and Raycap’s Kallissa Apostolidou signed a donation agreement for repurposing four buildings at the Andrikaki Barracks to bolster film, culture, and creative industries.
Pudong Airport Visa-Free Business Zone: Shanghai’s New Gateway for Tourists and Global Travelers
Shanghai unveils the Pudong airport visa-free business zone, inviting international tourists and business travelers near Pudong airport with relaxed entry, modern amenities, and efficient transit—approved by China’s State Council to fuel economic openness and global connectivity.
Chania Tourist Satisfaction: Are Foreign Visitors Secretly Unhappy With Their Holidays?
Chania often shows off the kind of travel brochure charm that looks as if a dog with a smartphone shot most of the photos: welcoming locals, rich flavors, sunbleached beaches, and views that convince even the grumpiest visitor’s Instagram. According to the ever-watchful Western Crete Tourism Observatory, the reality comes with potholes—literally. The latest research […]
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