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Manuel began his journey as a lifeguard on Sant Sebastià Beach and later worked as a barista—two roles that deepened his love for coastal life and local stories. Now based part-time in Crete, he brings a Mediterranean spirit to his writing and is currently exploring Spain’s surf beaches for a book project that blends adventure, culture, and coastline.

Australia Proposes Relocation of Cocos Islands Residents

2025-03-10 by Manuel Santos

Cocos or Keeling Islands

The Australian government has proposed moving hundreds of residents from the Cocos Islands within 10 to 50 years due to the growing threat of rising sea levels. This suggestion is part of a “long-term managed retreat” strategy to address environmental changes. The islands, often referred to as “Australia’s last unspoiled paradise,” are inhabited by about […]

Santorini Donkeys Abused: The Silent Cost of Luxury Villas

2025-03-08 by Manuel Santos

The exploitation of donkeys in Santorini sparks outrage as these animals endure heavy loads in harsh conditions.

The exploitation of donkeys in Santorini sparks outrage as these animals endure heavy loads in harsh conditions.

Crying Out for Change: International Women’s Day in Crete

2025-03-07 by Manuel Santos

Crete honors International Women’s Day

Crete honors International Women’s Day with events that celebrate, empower, and confront the challenges women face.

Can Luxury Hospitality Give Thessaloniki the Makeover It Deserves?

2025-03-07 by Manuel Santos

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Thessaloniki, through luxury hospitality and ambitious investments, is becoming a global tourism magnet. Discover insights from the 8th Prodexpo North Conference.

Floods Cause Chaos in Kastelli and Thrapsano

2025-03-06 by Manuel Santos

Severe flooding struck Kastelli and Thrapsano

Severe flooding struck Kastelli and Thrapsano, Crete, on March 4-5, 2025. Roads, water systems, and property were destroyed. Mayor Kegeroglou demands emergency action.

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