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.
Concern Over Possible Pollution at Pachia Ammos Beach in Stavros
The environmental group in Stavros requests an urgent investigation after suspected pollution from construction waste at Pachia Ammos beach.
HBX Launches AI Powered Bedsonline Platform for Travel Agents
HBX Group launches AI-powered Bedsonline platform to help travel agents book faster and manage trips more efficiently.
Price Caps on Fuel and Food Aim to Contain Inflation
Greece imposes profit caps on fuel and basic goods to limit inflation. Measures expected to affect transport, tourism costs, and consumer prices in 2026.
New Smart Bus Stops in Heraklion Offer Charging and Solar Power
The Municipality of Heraklion has installed 12 new smart, energy-independent bus stops in key locations across the city as part of the “Heraklion Smart City” project, aimed at improving daily life for residents and visitors. The new stops are powered entirely by solar energy and allow users to charge mobile devices, use lighting, and access modern […]
Firka Fortress Rebuilt Digitally to Show Venetian-Era Chania
HMU researchers created a 3D reconstruction of Firka Fortress in Chania using 17th century maps, revealing the monument as it looked during Venetian rule.
India and China Become the Next Big Promise for Greek Tourism
INSETE study shows India and China as the fastest-growing long-haul markets for Greek tourism in 2026, while the industry calls for strategy, infrastructure, and coordination.
More Than 23000 Flights Cancelled Across Middle East Routes
Flight tracking data shows thousands of cancellations across the Middle East after airspace closures, affecting millions of passenger seats
Mabrian: Middle East Conflict Weakens Travel Confidence Across Gulf Destinations
New Mabrian analysis shows declining travel security perception across Gulf destinations and early signs of demand diversion to Europe, Africa, and Asia.
Souda Base Debate Adds Uncertainty to Crete Tourism Outlook
ADEDY Heraklion calls for the closure of Souda Base, warning of Greece’s involvement in the Middle East conflict and raising concern in Crete.
Ithaca’s Archaeological Museum Begins a New Chapter
Greece upgrades the Archaeological Museum of Ithaca, creating a modern exhibition exploring the island’s history and its enduring link to Homer’s Odyssey.
Athens Says Souda Bay Safe as Greece Brings Citizens Home from the Middle East
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis says Souda Bay faces no immediate threat as Greece continues complex repatriation operations from the Middle East.
Greece Expands Tourism Statistics Program With Airbnb Data and Mobile Tracking
ELSTAT will track short-term rentals, mobile phone tourism flows, and sustainability indicators under a new tourism data program for 2026-2028.
HBX Group Partners with Outpayce to Modernize Travel Industry Payments
HBX Group partners with Outpayce, an Amadeus company, to launch a new digital payment program designed to simplify how travel companies pay suppliers worldwide.
NestFrame Bets on Community Living Across Europe
Stockholm-based NestFrame launches a European platform investing in regional coliving and community living operators, aiming to scale the fragmented sector.
Souda Base on Alert for the Fourth Day
Souda remains on heightened alert for a fourth day as officials stress distance, air defense readiness and no immediate threat to Crete.
Souda’s Strategic Position Explained
Distance maps presented on Kriti TV show Iran is over 2,400 km from Souda, highlighting warning time and layered air defense in Crete.
Crete’s Tourism Season Begins as Industry Watches Middle East Developments
Crete’s tourism season officially begins with no flight disruptions, while professionals monitor Middle East tensions and potential impact on Israeli arrivals.
Stavros Paterakis Revives Cretan Knife Art at the Russian Barracks
This March in Chania, master craftsman Stavros Paterakis invites you to carve your own mantinada on a traditional Cretan knife at the Russian Barracks.
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