In Antalya’s southwest, the ambitious plan to transform the Syedra Ancient City into a “Night Museum” is gathering momentum.
DiscoverEU Distributes Free Travel Passes for Young EU Explorers
35,500 DiscoverEU travel passes will soon be distributed to 18-year-olds eager to experience Europe without the burden of travel costs.
United Elevates In-Flight Experience with New Wine Selection
Starting October 1, United passengers can enjoy high-quality canned wines from women-owned brands Just Enough Wines and Maker Wine.
SeaWorld Orlando’s New Resident
SeaWorld Orlando has opened its doors to Ukiaq, a rare Pacific walrus calf discovered alone on the beaches of Utqiagvik, Alaska. Known affectionately as Uki, this young walrus embodies the spirit and culture of Alaska. After being rescued and cared for at the Alaska SeaLife Center, the United States Fish & Wildlife Service deemed Ukiaq […]
Crete: Casino License Bidding Process
In the coming weeks, the Hellenic Gaming Commission will explore potential advisors for handing out a casino license on the island of Crete. Following the land allocation for the new Integrated Resort Center, REDS is gearing up to convert the area in Gournes, Heraklion, that it has undertaken to develop. This large-scale project is a […]
Tourist Tragedy Sparks Investigation in Samaria Gorge
Following a tragic accident in which a tourist was killed by a falling rock in Samaria Gorge, the Greek Authority for Geological and Mining Research (EAGME) launched an inspection on Friday. This came after an initial evaluation by Professor Efthymis Lekkas, a Disaster Management and Geology expert. Geologist Ioannis Michalakis led the examination, starting with […]
Posidonia Sets Sail for Crete 2025
In May 2025, Heraklion will host the prestigious Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum, marking its inaugural event on Greece’s largest island.
UK Hospitality Businesses to Charge New Service Fees
Starting October 1, a significant portion of hospitality operators plans to implement service fees for simple tasks, such as pouring a pint.
Professor Lekkas Proposes Safety Measures After Tragedy in Samaria Gorge
Samaria Gorge witnessed closure five times this year, attributed to severe weather conditions and twice due to seismic activity.
Tragic Accident in Samaria Gorge
A 33-year-old Ukrainian woman from Germany lost her life during a hike in Samaria Gorge on September 18.
New Cruise Passenger Fees on Greek Islands
According to a Greek government update, a new fee structure will impact cruise passengers visiting Greece from June 1 to September 30, 2025. Those arriving at Mykonos and Santorini will pay a charge of €20 per individual. Other islands will welcome them with a much lower fee of €5. This announcement from Tourism Minister Olga […]
Razgrad Zoo Ready for Autumn with New Upgrades
Animals at the Razgrad Zoo are settling into revamped homes in time for autumn. Upgrades have enhanced spaces ibexes, llamas, etc.
‘Reconnection’ Art Exhibition Opens in Paleochora
Art Flow Studio Gallery will host ‘Reconnection,’ featuring the creative works of Eveline J. Oswald and Gianni Pitzalis.
Hotel Disloyalty Exposes Devaluation of Hotel Reward Programs
UNITE HERE, the hotel workers union, launched Hotel Disloyalty to spotlight Marriott, Hilton, and Hyatt’s declining rewards programs.
Noise Pollution Adjustments in Heraklion
Responding to resident concerns, the local Association for Quality of Life in Heraklion has urged the municipality to address noise pollution more effectively (source). Their call for regulation now rests with city officials, tasked with appeasing residents and business owners. Two years prior, a citizen initiative sought to regulate music and noise levels in Heraklion, […]
Sailing Courses Begin at NOGK in Gazi
Open-Sea Sailing School Starting on 5th October, the Nautical Sports Club of Gazi (NOGK), Crete, invites participants to enrol in its 32nd open-sea sailing course. This two-month programme is designed to foster maritime skills on Crete. Course Details: Eligibility criteria require participants to be at least 18 years old and have basic swimming skills. Upon […]
Heraklion Port: 2024, Record Year for Cruise Tourism
2024 is pivotal for Heraklion Port’s cruise industry, with the port hitting unprecedented passenger arrival figures. The consistent uptick in the number of cruise ships docking here highlights the trust placed by top cruise lines, elevating Heraklion to a top-tier cruise tourism hub. Data reveals a remarkable rise in cruise passenger numbers from January to […]
Γρηγόρης (Gregory’s) Expands to Cyprus, Romania
Γρηγόρης (Gregory’s) expanded its international footprint with the recent opening of two new locations overseas in Cyprus and Romania.
TUI Ceases Operations to Turkish and Cypriot Regions
TUI halts day trips to a Northern Cyprus destination after the month ends.
Helicopter Flights Banned on Santorini
A prosecutor has recently enforced a temporary suspension on private helicopter flights to Santorini.
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