From queen to mermaid, Thessalonike of Macedon is a compelling figure in ancient history. Her life is interlaced with power, tragedy, and myth.
Poseidon Statue Sparks Controversy in Mexico
Profepa, the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection, decided to temporarily close the Poseidon statue in Mexico,
Mexico Orders Closure of Poseidon Statue After Cultural Dispute
Poseidon Statue Erected Without Permits Mexican authorities have issued a closure order on a 10-foot-tall Poseidon statue erected in May in the Gulf of Mexico near Progreso, Yucatan. The large aquatic statue depicting an angry Poseidon wielding a trident had become a popular photo spot for tourists. However, the National Environmental Protection Agency stated that […]
Floating Platform Reinstated at Cretan Beach
Platform Restored to Ensure Safety Visitors to the famed Balos Beach in western Crete can now disembark safely, thanks to the reinstatement of a floating platform. A video that surfaced on social media revealed tourists struggling to reach the shore, wading through neck-deep water while holding their belongings aloft. Giorgos Mylonakis, the mayor of Kissamos, […]
Bulgarian Archaeologists Uncover Remarkable Statue in Heraclea Sintica
A 2nd century AD statue resembling god Hermes was found in the ancient city of Heraclea Sintica.
Adria Ferries Launched New Italy to Montenegro Route
The new Adria Ferries Ancona – Bar line is active for trips starting from July 9, 2024, with biweekly departures from both ports.
Viking Vesta to Debut in July 2025
Viking Vesta has entered its final construction phase following a traditional float-out ceremony at Fincantieri’s shipyard in Ancona.
SeaTrac Infrastructure Benefits Visitors with Mobility Challenges at Ligaria Beach
Ligaria Beach in Malevizi has installed SeaTrac infrastructure for disabled and mobility-impaired people for the second year.
Historic Discovery Near Cape Kamenjak
Underwater archaeologists unearthed brass trumpets dating back to the late 16th century near Cape Kamenjak, Istria.
Heraklion Airport Upgrades Continue Amid Capacity Surge
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has announced significant infrastructure upgrades at Heraklion International Airport “Nikos Kazantzakis” (IATA: HER, ICAO: LGIR), driven by a 60% exceedance of its maximum capacity during summer. The airport is undergoing continuous modernisation to manage this increase and maintain service quality. Key Upgrades Implemented: Planned Improvements Post-Summer: Executed Operational Security Upgrades: […]
Picasso on Crete: Joy of Life Exhibition at the Museum of Ancient Eleutherna
The Museum of Ancient Eleutherna in Crete marked its 8th anniversary by unveiling the Picasso on Crete: Joy of Life exhibition.
Herculaneum Ancient Roman Beach Reopens After 2,000 Years
Herculaneum was once a thriving seaside resort along the southern Italian coast in Campania before Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 C.E.
Exceptional Summer Forecast for Spain’s Tourist Accommodations in 2024
GuestReady forecasts a remarkably successful summer in 2024 for tourist accommodation bookings across Spain
Bidding for Beachfront Access in Mykonos, Paros, Milos, Naxos Hits €1 Million
Bidding wars for Mykonos, Paros, Milos, and Naxos public beaches hit nearly 1 million euros.
Heraklion’s Coastal Waters Meet All the Quality Standards for Swimmers
The Cretan Sea meets the water quality standards for swimmers in the Heraklion Regional Unit.
EasyJet Cancels Flights from Naples and Milan to Sitia Airport
Starting in June and continuing until the end of August, easyJet will no longer operate flights from Naples and Milan to Sitia Airport.
ERA Issues Safety Measures for Greece’s Railway Network
ERA has urged Greece’s rail agencies to improve safety after last year’s fatal Tempe train crash that killed 57.
Palmilhar Portugal Hiking Trail Aims to Balance Tourism
New plans aim to create the world’s longest circular hiking route, the 3,000 km Palmilhar Portugal (Walking Portugal). Designed to guide tourists away from crowded spots like Lisbon and the Algarve, this route will traverse 100 less-explored scenic areas across the country. The project is progressing, with the first section set to open this July […]
Majestic Titans of the Ocean: The World’s Largest Cruise Ships
Cruise ships beautifully showcase human ingenuity, where massive size intersects with opulent luxury to create floating metropolises. Here, we delve into the five most magnificent ocean liners that captivate with their dimensions, ownership, and extraordinary amenities. Icon of the Seas Royal Caribbean International owns the Icon of the Seas, the current monarch of maritime grandeur. […]
An Unforgettable Sailing Spectacle: AEGEAN 600 (July 5-13)
AEGEAN 600 returns July 5-13 with 70 boats from 25 countries. Be part of this unparalleled sailing adventure. Click to learn more!
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