Heraklion completes 8km of sidewalks and 27 elevated crossings, while launching 19 new solar-powered smart pedestrian crossings at school zones.
Crete Tightens Sea Border Watch
Drones, Frontex, and patrols rise in Crete. Paradise now comes with surveillance and a side of reality.
DiscoverEU 2026 Offers Free Train Tickets for 18-Year-Olds Across Europe
The European Commission opens 40,000 free rail passes for 18-year-olds. Learn about the DiscoverEU application deadline, eligibility, and cultural routes.
Loyalty Programs as a Decisive Factor in Hotel Selection
A new GHA Discovery study reveals that 87% of travelers prioritize loyalty programs over tech innovation when choosing hotels.
Heraklion Hosts Debate on the Law of the Vendetta
Heraklion hosts a major cultural and legal event on April 25 to discuss the history of the Cretan vendetta and the traditional reconciliation of Sasmos.
Why Greek Travel Agencies Are Feeling the Squeeze Right Now
A new INSETE–HATTA survey reveals mounting pressure on Greek travel agencies from taxes, costs, and digital competition.
Global Jet Fuel Surges Past $200 a Barrel
Aviation industry faces systemic fuel shortages and record-high prices as the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked. Airlines warn of fare hikes and flight cuts.
Agios Nikolaos Marina Upgrade Begins Second Phase
The second phase of the Agios Nikolaos Marina upgrade has begun, with the installation of Italian floating piers, solar panels, and smart LED lighting.
New High-Tech Pedestrian Crossings to Shield Schools in Rethymno
Rethymno begins installing smart pedestrian crossings with LED technology to protect students and improve road safety for residents and visitors.
No More Jungle: Heraklion Union Chief Issues Final Warning to Hoteliers
Nikos Kokolakis slams Cretan hoteliers over unpaid bonuses and digital work card tampering as the 2026 season begins.
A Conveniently Timed Stall for Greece’s Road Works
Asphalt prices are the latest excuse for Greece’s frozen road projects. Discover why your Greek road trip might remain a bumpy ride in 2026.
Heraklion Taxi Drivers Declare War on Those Who Voted for the New Transport Bill
The Association of Professional Taxi Drivers of Heraklion strongly condemns the newly passed passenger transport bill, calling it a tombstone for the profession, as it favours multinationals and tourism interests.
The Struggle Behind Crete’s Neighborhood Shops
Crete’s small businesses, from bakeries to kiosks. A closer look at how local shops shape the island’s authentic tourist experience.
Athens Promises Modern Bus Fleet by 2027
Athens plans more than 1,100 new buses by 2027, including electric and hydrogen vehicles, as officials promise greener transport.
Greece Pushes Digital Overhaul for Yachting Industry
Greece plans a digital marina platform, tax clarification, and new rules for the yachting sector after the 5th Panhellenic Yachting Congress in Athens.
Evening Closures Hit Key Athens Metro Stations
Key Athens metro stations will close early through March 23 due to upgrade works and 5G installation, causing evening disruptions for commuters and visitors.
Cyprus Keeps High Alert After Akrotiri Evacuation Ends
Cyprus authorities announced that the evacuation status in the municipal district of Akrotiri will not be extended, following a new assessment by the Ministry of Interior and other state agencies. The decision comes after several days of heightened concern in the area, which lies next to the British military base at Akrotiri — a location […]
Greece Plans Digital Platform and Tax Changes for Yachting Sector
Greece announces new digital tools, tax clarifications and reforms for the yachting industry, proving once again that every maritime problem can be solved with a congress and a platform.
Heraklion Tragedy as Four-Month-Old Baby Found Dead in Crib
A four-month-old baby was found dead in Heraklion Crete. Authorities ordered a forensic examination to determine the cause of death after the tragic incident.
Cyprus Launches Emergency Alert System Through SafeCY App
Cyprus introduced new emergency alert notifications through the SafeCY app, allowing residents and visitors to receive warnings about security or emergency incidents.
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