Santorini Port Authority has taken preventive measures to ensure safety amid recent seismic activity. Actions, restrictions, and next steps.
Athens Carnival 2025: Celebrating 17 Days of Vibrant Traditions
Athens Carnival 2025 features 72 events across seven neighborhoods. Celebrate 17 days of food, music, and tradition from February 15 to March 3.
First Pedestrian Route to the Center Announced in Heraklion
Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos supervises the construction of Heraklion’s first pedestrian route to the center.
Heraklion-Agios Nikolaos National Road Gets a Facelift
The Regional Governor of Crete, Stavros Arnaoutakis, greenlights a €975,598 contract to upgrade the Heraklion-Agios Nikolaos National Road.
Viking Star Changes Course from Tremor-Prone Santorini to Crete
Santorini’s earthquakes prompt cruise ship Viking Star to reroute to Crete. What this means for visitors, tourism, and future travel plans.
Greece Now Has a National Action Plan for Cycling
A big meeting about Greece’s National Action Plan for Cycling kicked off with bold promises.
Santorini Seismic Activity: Workers Leave, Tourists Stay
Santorini faces challenges as workers depart amid seismic activity, yet tourists remain: current situation and what’s at stake this April.
Celebrity Infinity Marks the Start of Thessaloniki’s Cruise Season
Celebrity Infinity, carrying 1,842 passengers, kicks off Thessaloniki’s cruise season with a strong start.
66 Electric Bicycles Are Taking Over Heraklion
Heraklion introduces 66 free electric bicycles for locals and tourists, available at 8 locations across the city.
Accessibility Gets a Boost on Crete’s Blue Flag Beaches
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni approved the Agios Vasilios investment plan (€131,650), enhancing accessibility on Blue Flag beaches.
Agia Roumeli to Get a €1.07M Passenger Ship Service Ramp
Greece’s Ministry of Shipping backs a new passenger ship service ramp for Agia Roumeli, Sfakia.
AI in Hospitality PR: Is Your Job Safe from the Robots or Nah?
AI is changing hospitality PR. Learn how tourists and drivers see this shift and what’s next. Adapt or roll your eyes at the robots.
Volcanic Activity Alert in Santorini Sparks Concern
Santorini’s caldera shows mild volcanic activity sparks concern among experts. Learn about recent observations, government actions, and safety measures.
Cooperation for Resilience: EU Culture Ministers Meet in Ukraine
Lina Mendoni joins “Cooperation for Resilience” in Ukraine on February 1-2 to plan cultural recovery amid ongoing challenges. Ministers, UNESCO representatives, and global allies band together for solutions.
Skyrocketing Water Prices? Athens Mayor Haris Doukas Fights Back
Athens Mayor Haris Doukas challenges water commodification as citizens, unions, and organizations push back against pricing policies jeopardizing public health and access.
Modern Approaches to Organising Your Next Adventure
A practical guide for tourists on how to tackle organising your next adventure efficiently. When and how to plan without losing your mind.
This Sunday, A Laid-Back Nature Walk in Crete’s Messara Plains
Join the Heraklion Nature Lovers Association on Sunday, February 2, 2025, for a scenic and easygoing nature walk through Crete’s Messara Plains.
How Public Relations in Hospitality Adapts to AI Technology—The Smart Guide Every Hospitality Pro Needs
How Public Relations in Hospitality Adapts to AI Technology explores how AI transforms PR for hotels, restaurants, and travel pros.
Is Cruise Travel Insurance Essential for Your Next Voyage?
Wondering if you need cruise travel insurance? Learn who should invest in it, what it covers, and why it might save your vacation from disaster.
Avalanche Training in Crete? Wait, Don’t They Just Have Beaches?
Avalanche training by the Hellenic Rescue Team and ANENA, February 7-9 on Psiloritis for skiers, climbers, and winter sports enthusiasts.
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