Detailed review of March 2025 tourist accommodations in Greece, as reported by ELSTAT.
Samaria Gorge Reopens Tomorrow: Safety Rules, Weather Warnings
Samaria Gorge reopens tomorrow, May 13, 2025. Weather forecast warns of light rain and possible isolated storms.
Secrets and Stones: Touring the Minoan Houses of Tylisos
The Municipality of Heraklion invites you to a free guided tour at the Minoan houses of Tylisos on May 17, led by Athina Kyriakaki-Sfakaki.
Plastira Street in Chania Faces Two Weeks of Intense Resurfacing
Plastira Street in Chania will undergo major repaving starting May 12, 2025. Expect these works to last about 15 days.
21st ESPO Conference in Thessaloniki Unravels Maritime Ambitions
The 21st ESPO Conference in Thessaloniki, attended by leading European maritime officials and port industry figures on May 8-9, explored the future of EU maritime and port strategy.
Zygaktis River Mountaineering Games 2025
Invitation to Sore Legs and Ancient Stories On May 25, 2025, Kefalari in Drama will endure its annual invasion of sports enthusiasts, hiking boot purists, and the occasional parent convinced their offspring is destined for Olympic fame. The 5th Zygaktis River Mountaineering Games arrive with the punctuality of allergy season, drawing crowds from Macedonia and […]
RV Tourism in Greece: Ministry Backs Camper Stops for Motorhomes
RV Tourism Brushes with Government Approval Nothing brings people together like the hope of legally parking a motorhome on Greek soil. This rare alignment occurred during a meeting at the Ministry of Tourism. Present were the President of the Hellenic Motorhome Club (ELAT), Elisavet Michailidou, with backing from the club’s board, and Ministry delegates tasked […]
Volunteers Unite for Annual Dia Island Cleanup
Dia Island cleanup returns for its 15th year as Cretan volunteers collect debris before the tourism season.
How Couples Can Safely Explore Remote Destinations
A guide to what couples should know about exploring remote destinations, including tips for tourists on managing safety, expectations, and surprises.
Beach Erosion in Agia Marina: Chania’s Leaders Respond After Urgent Town Hall Meeting
Chania’s mayor, local officials, and residents met on May 8 to address the growing crisis of beach erosion in Agia Marina.
Turning Point for Tourism: How Greece Will “Lose” Over 5 Million Tourists This Summer
In 2025, Greece faces a turning point for tourism as over 5 million tourists vanish from the official record due to Bulgaria’s entry into the Schengen Zone.
Construction of the Heraklion Waste Treatment Plant Is Moving Forward
The Heraklion Waste Treatment Plant is currently under construction, with city officials, including Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos, inspecting progress in May.
Sitians Demand VOAK Connectivity
On Friday, Sitia residents staged a powerful demonstration in Heraklion, calling for the inclusion of the Agios Nikolaos–Sitia stretch in the VOAK road project.
Samaria Gorge Safety Measures Amp Up
Samaria Gorge safety gets a serious upgrade, with new three weather stations, live weather alerts, and free helmets.
Pankritio Stadium Gets UEFA-Standard Facelift
Pankritio Stadium receives a major UEFA upgrade as Heraklion’s officials push technical works to host Greece’s national football team friendlies in June.
Samaria Gorge Reopening Welcomed 1,251 Visitors on May 6
Samaria Gorge reopening drew 1,251 visitors on May 6, 2025. OFYPEKA enforces strict rules for safety and nature protection, while local leaders voice concerns over park management.
Chinese Tourists are Turning Greece Into a Top Holiday Hotspot in 2025
Some countries worry about slow tourist summers. Greece? Not lately. Thanks to a wild mix of deal-making, new airlines, and the endless Chinese appetite for temples, Greece is suddenly top of the list for Chinese tourists. By 2025, thanks to more air routes and creative government back-patting, expect beaches full of Mandarin chatter and selfie […]
SEA Denounces Environmental Crimes at Pachia Ammos
A scathing chapter of environmental crimes unfolds at Pachia Ammos as SEA raises the alarm over unauthorized construction by DEYACH.
Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum 2025 and the Future of Mediterranean Cruise Travel
At the 8th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum in Heraklion, tourism leaders, policymakers, and industry executives explore the future of Mediterranean cruise travel.
EU Commissioner Visits Crete for Strategic Meeting on Sustainable Transport and Tourism
On May 6, 2025, the Region of Crete welcomed the European Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism for a high-level work meeting.
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