Kastelli Airport’s hiring criteria have raised eyebrows. Critics claim the hiring process reinforces stereotypes and lacks inclusivity.
Neum Is Bosnia’s Coastal Gem on the Adriatic Sea
Neum, Bosnia and Herzegovina is an unique spot on the Adriatic. Beaches, scenery, and affordability make it a must-visit for curious tourists.
5 Thrilling Water Sports to Try on Your Next Beach Holiday
Water sports that combine relaxation with adventure and are ideal for tourists of all ages looking to spice up their beach vacations!
Crete Battles Water Waste and Shortages Amid Tourism Boom
Crete is still battling a serious water shortage. A dry winter with little to no rain or snow failed to replenish reserves for the summer ahead.
Tourism for All 2025 Promotes Year-round Travel and Accessibility
Key goals of “Tourism for All 2025” include revitalizing domestic tourism and promoting balanced visitor dispersion throughout the year.
Heraklion Airport Expects Mass Arrivals After March 27
Heraklion Airport expects mass arrivals post-March 27 as most of Greece’s aviation hubs see record growth.
ZOI Program Brings Lifesaving Defibrillators to Agia Pelagia and Rodia
The Malevizi Municipality, supported by Crete’s ZOI Program, installed 12 defibrillators in key areas on March 18, 2025.
Santorini 2025: Year of Promoting and Supporting Authenticity
Because “authenticity” is the new avocado toast, the Municipality of Thira is rolling out a new initiative called Santorini 2025: Year of Promoting and Supporting Authenticity, which will foster a series of training seminars for frontliners in tourism—the people forced to smile at tourists all day. Think tour guides, excursion escorts, food service staff, hotel […]
Santorini Cruise Season Reopens on March 23
The Santorini cruise season begins with Celestyal Discovery’s arrival, signaling the return of tourists on March 23.
New Piraeus-Kastellorizo Ferry Service Agreement Adds Weekly Route
Kastellorizo, the charming yet remote island with barely enough boats showing up to make a splash, is getting an extra ferry route. The Ministry of Shipping and Island Policy took action after the Mayor of Megisti (yes, they have a mayor) practically begged them in a letter. Two ferry trips per week weren’t cutting it. […]
Which Santorini Cruises Were Canceled?
Wondering which Santorini cruises didn’t make the cut this spring? We’ve got the list, the excuses, and the consolation prize destinations.
Sistovari Estate Now Belongs to Agia Paraskevi
The Municipality of Agia Paraskevi acquires the Sistovari Estate, fulfilling a donor’s wish after years of legal processes.
Santorini Tourism Faces Uncertainty as Cruise Plans Stall
A governmental delay in issuing operational directives has created chaos for the Santorini tourism sector.
Vosakos Monastery – Aleppa Monastery Trek on This Sunday
The enchanting Vosakos Monastery – Aleppa Monastery trek this Sunday, March 16, is packed with history, nature, and stunning views.
Goldair Handling Expands Operations to Ioannina, Lemnos, Kasos, and Kastellorizo
Goldair Handling, a leading ground services provider in South East Europe, expands to Ioannina, Lemnos, Kasos, and Kastellorizo airports.
Agios Nikolaos Cruise Sector Sees Promising Growth
A closer look at how Agios Nikolaos is enhancing its cruise sector with upgraded port facilities, increased ship visits, and new collaborations.
Vignette Collection The Chania Hotel Opens in August
IHG’s Vignette Collection debuts in Chania, Crete, blending history and luxury. It will open on 9 August 2025, with modern comforts.
Plateia Eleftherias Progress Update: Ready for March 25
Plateia Eleftherias in Heraklion is nearing completion, aiming to be ready for the March 25 parade. Updates include lighting changes, drainage work, and more.
Australia Proposes Relocation of Cocos Islands Residents
The Australian government has proposed moving hundreds of residents from the Cocos Islands within 10 to 50 years due to the growing threat of rising sea levels. This suggestion is part of a “long-term managed retreat” strategy to address environmental changes. The islands, often referred to as “Australia’s last unspoiled paradise,” are inhabited by about […]
Santorini Donkeys Abused: The Silent Cost of Luxury Villas
The exploitation of donkeys in Santorini sparks outrage as these animals endure heavy loads in harsh conditions.
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