Crete honors International Women’s Day with events that celebrate, empower, and confront the challenges women face.
Can Luxury Hospitality Give Thessaloniki the Makeover It Deserves?
Thessaloniki, through luxury hospitality and ambitious investments, is becoming a global tourism magnet. Discover insights from the 8th Prodexpo North Conference.
Floods Cause Chaos in Kastelli and Thrapsano
Severe flooding struck Kastelli and Thrapsano, Crete, on March 4-5, 2025. Roads, water systems, and property were destroyed. Mayor Kegeroglou demands emergency action.
First Free Electric Bicycles Hit the Streets of Heraklion
Heraklion introduces free electric bicycles to enhance urban mobility, with 66 bikes spread across 8 locations.
Alithini In Phaistos Gets a Makeover
The Municipality of Phaistos is transforming Alithini with cobblestone paths, green spaces, lighting enhancements, etc.
European Capital and Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism 2026 Competitions Now Open
The European Commission launches competitions for 2026, inviting cities to showcase smart, sustainable tourism practices.
Santorini Cruises: A Race to Reclaim Lost Ground
Santorini’s tourism leaders are gearing up for the 2025 cruise season amid natural setbacks.
2025 Mosquito Control Program in Crete Begins
Crete’s mosquito control program for 2025 begins, targeting mosquito hotspots to enhance public health and tourist areas.
Massive Beach Cleanup Party in Chania
Ecogenia, Save Your Hood, and the Municipality of Chania will host a voluntary beach cleanup initiative on March 9.
Chania Plans a Metropolitan Park
Chania is hosting an open discussion to turn the abandoned Markopoulou military camp into a shiny new metropolitan park.
First Permanent Natura 2000 Staff Hired for Greece’s Protected Areas
Greece hires 340 permanent Natura 2000 staff for protected area management, led by Minister Theodoros Skylakakis.
8th Decision on Santorini Protection Measures for Ongoing Earthquakes
Learn about Thira’s 8th decision on protection measures due to current seismic activity.
TOURISM FOR ALL 2025 Opens for Applications
TOURISM FOR ALL 2025 is now live! Applications, open until March 10, 2025, can be completed at gov.gr, vouchers.gov.gr, or Chania’s KEP offices.
Santorini Cruise Fare Halt
Greece’s Finance Ministry reevaluates Santorini’s cruise fares after increased seismic activity disrupts plans. Here’s what that could mean for travellers.
Nationwide Strike Delays Ferry Departures February 28
Minoan Lines ferries face delays this February 28 due to a nationwide strike. Get the adjusted schedule for Piraeus, Milos, and Heraklion routes.
CLIMPACT: Crete Joins Greece’s Fight Against Climate Change
Crete steps up at Greece’s CLIMPACT network meeting in February 2025. Local leaders push for climate action in agriculture and tourism.
New Direct Flights Are Coming to Skiathos in 2025
Skiathos strengthens 2025 connectivity with new flight routes from Ryanair and EasyJet, extending the tourism season and targeting new markets.
Evacuation Port Planned as Santorini Remains Under Seismic Threat
Greece’s Climate Crisis Minister Vassilis Kikilias announced Santorini’s new escape port amid rising seismic activity.
Diktaean Cave Still Closed: Accessibility Upgrades and Delays Explained
The Diktaean Cave Still Closed—A timeline for its accessibility updates and enhanced infrastructure remains unclear despite a €16M investment and approvals.
New Special Routes for Lavrio-Agios Efstratios-Lemnos-Kavala Line
New special routes starting February 2025 to handle disruptions on the Lavrio-Agios Efstratios-Lemnos-Kavala line.
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