The Andaman Islands offer a mix of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural depth.
Annual Meeting in Rethymno for Loggerhead Sea Turtle Conservation
An annual meeting brings together officials, local businesses, and conservationists to protect the loggerhead sea turtle’s nesting beaches.
Lina Mendoni Pays Tribute to 53000 Greek Jewish Lives Lost at Auschwitz
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni commemorates the 53,000 Greek Jewish victims of Auschwitz during her visit to Poland.
Hersonissos Group Plans a New Five-Star Hotel in Crete
Hersonissos Group’s upcoming five-star hotel in Crete will feature 224 beds and luxurious amenities with eco-friendly design.
Municipality of Heraklion Confirms Marina Cafe Lease Extension
With a four-year lease under Heraklion’s municipality, Marina Cafe retains its charm—perfectly blending tradition, hospitality, and coastal tranquility.
Venizelio Hospital Employees Join Nationwide Strikes on April 9
Venizelio hospital employees join strikes on April 9 over low wages, privatization, and worsening public healthcare.
45 Free Bikes in Heraklion
Explore Heraklion with free bicycle rentals from the City of Heraklion. Available weekdays at two locations—Jesus Gate and Karavolas.
Athens to Host PPC Tour of Hellas 2025
Athens becomes the ultimate arena for the thrilling PPC Tour of Hellas 2025 on April 6.
Santorini Tourism Promotion: Greek Leaders Unite for a Fresh Strategy
On April 2, 2025, Santorini’s Mayor Nikos Zorzos met GNTO’s Secretary-General Andreas Fiorentino to discuss a revamped strategy for Santorini tourism promotion.
Greece’s Tourist Port Network Gets a Strategic Upgrade
On March 31, 2025, officials and experts gathered to discuss expanding Greece’s Tourist Port Network, outlining plans for development and its economic impact.
Plans to Unearth and Restore the Ancient Theater of Lefkada
Unveiled through years of archaeological efforts, the Ancient Theater of Lefkada represents a key chapter in the island’s history.
Heraklion Hotel Staff to Strike on April 9
In Heraklion, hotel workers protest poor pay and harsh conditions. Social unrest escalates as a strike looms on April 9, 2025.
New Information Signs Roll Out in Santorini
Santorini installs new information signs across the island to assist residents and tourists. Aimed to improve navigation and accessibility.
Crete’s Balos, Elafonissi, and Falassarna Are Now Protected
Crete’s iconic beaches—Balos, Elafonissi, and Falassarna—are entering a new era of environmental preservation through groundbreaking agreements
Falasarna, Balos-Gramvousa, and Elafonissi-Kedrodasos Inked for Conservation
Kissamos hosted the signing of vital conservation agreements for Falasarna, Balos-Gramvousa, and Elafonissi-Kedrodasos.
Santorini Is Safe According to Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni
Emphasizing safety, Minister Olga Kefalogianni of Tourism assures the globe that Santorini is secure and ready for guests in 2025.
Kastelli Airport Wants You to Be White and Skilled
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.
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