Official warning: two heatwaves with highs up to 35°C, muddy showers, and Saharan dust expected this week in Greece.
Sun Princess in Chania: Cruise Ship Arrivals Shift from Santorini to Souda Port
The 345-meter Sun Princess brought more than 4,000 tourists to Souda port in Chania, after cruise line changes and Santorini restrictions pushed major arrivals to Crete.
Heraklion Cleaning Service Battles Mounting Trash
Why is Heraklion Cleaning Service running with just a third of its staff in 2024? Find out what happened and what everyone should know about waste collection in the city.
What’s Going On With Environmental Protection in Elafonisi?
Elafonisi, a paradise for sun-seekers and selfie enthusiasts, has become the battleground for Greece’s latest episode of “Who can break the law while admiring nature.” For those who skipped the fanfare, the region’s Monitoring and Implementation Committee held their fourth meeting on April 15, 2025. Their job? To check if the Elafonisi environmental protection plan—announced […]
Samaria Gorge Accident – Belgian Hiker Vowes to Return
After the Samaria Gorge accident on April 22, a 28-year-old Belgian hiker survived a 25-meter fall thanks to the efforts of fellow hikers and Chania rescue teams.
Samaria Gorge Remains Dangerous: Young Tourist Survives Shocking 25-Meter Fall
A young Dutch tourist was hospitalized after falling 25 meters in Samaria Gorge, which remains dangerous for hikers. He is in stable condition at Chania Hospital’s Neurosurgery Clinic.
Restoration Plans for Villa Pologiorgis, Chania’s Most Charming Eyesore
On April 22, 2025, the study to revive and reuse the illustrious Villa Pologiorgis in Amperia officially got a handshake—or, more accurately, a signature—from Chania’s mayor, Panagiotis Simandirakis. No sooner had the mayor’s pen touched paper than a room of deputies, civil servants, and, possibly, someone’s cousin, confirmed the deal. The contract—routinely titled “Study for […]
Western Attica Suburban Railway Set to Launch by March 2027
Western Attica Suburban Railway: commuters can expect new stations from Elefsina to Megara and a finishing date around late 2026, early 2027.
Why Marrakech Desert Tours Are a Must-Do Experience
Marrakech desert tours take tourists from the city’s chaos into Morocco’s untamed deserts, blending wild dunes, Berber villages, and epic mountain views.
What’s Drawing Thousands to Mount Athos for Easter?
Mount Athos Easter visitors hit 13,000 this year, with unprecedented numbers drawn by global unrest.
MedINA Kickstarts River Restoration Project in Greece
MedINA kickstarted a national conversation on river restoration in Greece with a landmark workshop in April 2025, gathering experts, officials, and citizens to address outdated barriers, biodiversity loss, and the urgent need for coordinated action.
Will the Arkalochori Swimming Pool Open for Athletes This Summer?
The Arkalochori swimming pool will open for public use when conditions allow and all repair works are concluded.
ATF25 Türkiye Manifesto Is All About Sustainable Tourism
ATF25 Türkiye manifesto announces “Sustainable Hospitality” as the 2025 theme for the International Antalya Tourism Fair, unfolding October 22-24.
Eritrea Park in Mesampelies to Open in 2026
Scheduled for public use in early 2026, Eritrea Park offers green space, bike paths, playgrounds, and parking for residents and visitors.
Cultural Meetings Between Greece and China in Beijing and Xi’an
Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni is making an official visit to China, to attend the opening of the exhibition “Daedalus, Legends of Crete.”
Winemakers of Crete Shine at ProWein
The Winemakers of Crete, with robust support from the Region of Crete, took part in ProWein 2025, Düsseldorf’s premier international wine fair.
The Nations Cup Beach Volleyball Comes to Crete
The Nations Cup Beach Volleyball is heading to Crete for the first time.
Event dates: May 16-18, 2025, at TUI Magic Life Candia Maris.
What Are the Most Common Mistakes Landlords Make When Managing an Airbnb?
Managing an Airbnb in Dubai? Avoid common landlord pitfalls with these practical tips for smoother operations and better guest experiences.
Group Hotel vs. Private Villas: Which Is Better for Your Holiday?
Comparing group hotels and private villas for tourists. Explore which works best based on who you are, what you need, and why these options matter for your next vacation.
Massive Strike Turnout in Chania Despite Torrential Weather
April 9 proved that Chania won’t be silenced by bad weather—or bad policies.
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