The University of Athens will lead a six-month project to tackle landslide risks in Santorini’s caldera, targeting high-risk areas from Athinios to Oia.
Lasithi Strategic Development Plan Targets Growth and Entrepreneurship
Lasithi, the smallest of Crete’s regional units, may cover less ground than its neighbors, but it holds a wealth of untapped potential. Now, the Region of Crete is putting that potential in focus with a fresh strategic blueprint designed to unite local assets, modern opportunities, and long-term planning into one cohesive vision. The Lasithi Strategic […]
Wet Graves: NeaKriti Reports Deadly Toll on Crete’s Beaches
NeaKriti uncovers a surge in deadly drownings on Crete’s beaches. Eleven lives were lost in Heraklion alone.
Oceanis Lifeguards Save Tourists from Drowning in Crete
Oceanis lifeguards rescued multiple tourists from drowning due to strong currents along Crete’s most popular beaches.
Greek Tourist Fines to Watch Out For in 2025
Tourist fines in Greece rise for 2025 as authorities enforce strict beach preservation and heritage site rules.
Tourism Human Resources Crisis in Crete
This summer tourist season, tourism human resources in Crete face a severe shortage as employees exit the sector.
Tourists Shocked as Ammunition Found Near Ierapetra Beach
Early this morning, a diver discovered suspicious ammunition about 20 meters off the Ierapetra coast.
Attica Bans Swimming at 13 Coastal Zones
The Greek Health Ministry has banned swimming at 13 coastal zones in Attica due to health and water quality concerns.
Sitia Welcomed an Official UNESCO Visit
Sitia hosted an official UNESCO visit focused on Minoan palace recognition, future cultural collaborations, and cultural exchanges.
Turkish Firms to Aid Modernizing Russian Airports
While Russian authorities scramble to update at least 75 airports by 2030, a new band of builders is waiting in the wings.
12 Greek Beaches to Lose Blue Flag Status
Twelve Greek beaches lost their Blue Flag status in 2025. The list includes coastal favorites in Argolida, Preveza, Chania, and Rodopi.
Greece 365 Documentary Series Begins Filming in September 2025
Greece 365 steps boldly into the arena of cultural self-promotion, throwing caution and a good chunk of grant money to the wind. The script is as simple as olive oil on bread: show outsiders that Greece isn’t just about ouzo and sunburn. Starting this September under the stern (read: barely attentive) supervision of GNTO, this […]
Prehistoric Monument at Risk Near New Heraklion Airport
Members of the NIKI party raised concerns about the destruction of a prehistoric monument on Papoura Hill due to radar construction for the new Heraklion Airport, urging Culture Minister Lina Mendoni to take protective action.
Not on Your Map. Keep Looking
Santorini tower stands out as the island’s offbeat medieval village, drawing travelers seeking real history, jaw-dropping views, and authentic experiences.
Crown Iris Sparked a Storm in Agios Nikolaos
The Crown Iris docked in Agios Nikolaos, Crete, sparking protests over its Israeli passengers.
Italian Tourist Dies in the Sea at Ierapetra
On Sunday, July 27, 2025, a 46-year-old Italian tourist lost his life while swimming at Myrtos Beach in Ierapetra.
European Tourism Decline Affects Costa Rica’s Travel Revenue
European tourism decline in 2025 sends Costa Rica into panic mode, as the ICT hustles for new air routes with Europe and South America.
Underground Hotels Provide Unique Stays for Adventurous Travelers
For adventurous tourists in 2025, underground hotels in Eastern Europe offer a rare chance to sleep beneath castles, inside salt mines, and in repurposed bunkers.
Crete Is on Fire: Wildfire Chaos Forces Beach Evacuations and Threatens Villages
Bleeding Sky, Burning Ground It is the kind of heat that claws under your skin and sets your nerves on edge. Crete, proud and stubborn, caught off guard, finds itself encircled by flames. The wind never rests. The wildfires never blink. Chania. Heraklion. Words etched into the smoke, names whispered in red glow and fear. […]
How Tourists Are Quietly Overpaying for Domestic Flights—And Why Airlines Don’t Mind One Bit
Thrifty Traveler’s July 2025 research exposes how and why U.S. airlines make tourists overpay for domestic flights.
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