Geologist Avraam Zelilidis discusses the recent seismic activity near Santorini, reassuring safety for residents and travellers.
Samaria National Park: Stricter Rules Transform Visitor Experience in 2025
Samaria National Park introduces updated safety measures, including helmets and emergency plans, after a fatal accident in 2024.
Sarakiniko: How Bureaucracy Fumbled Over Ecological Crime
Greek authorities scramble to define protection zones for natural landscapes after the Sarakiniko ecological crime.
Santorini’s Leaders Demand Action Amid Intense Earthquake Crisis
On February 13, 2025, Santorini’s mayor and KΕDΕ representatives addressed urgent earthquake-related challenges.
Heraklion Amps Up Earthquake Planning
Mayor of Heraklion discusses earthquake planning with OASP’s president: updated safety measures and an overview of Santorini’s seismic risks.
Chania Municipal Market Progress Crawls Forward
Find out why the Chania Municipal Market restoration drags on, missing deadlines and frustrating locals and tourists alike.
Mirum Group Seeks Investor for €800M Luxury Development
Mirum’s €800M Elounda Hills project in Crete begins investor search. Plans include villas, hotels, a marina, and Ralph Lauren interiors.
Restoration Projects Are Transforming Ancient Nicopolis
Ancient Nicopolis is undergoing a historic transformation through restoration and accessibility initiatives.
Hersonissos Earthquake-Affected Areas Fight for Inclusion in Exoikonomo 2025 Program
Hersonissos earthquake-affected areas demand equal access to the “Exoikonomo 2025” program to support recovery and fairness.
My Go-To Spot for Sauna and Thalassotherapy in Heraklion Is Among the 100 Best Spas Worldwide
ÓL Exclusive Wellness Culture is ranked among the world’s top 100 spas by Luxury Lifestyle Awards in 2024.
Fava Recipe: Greece’s Answer to “What Can I Do With These Yellow Split Peas?”
Fava recipe: Greece’s iconic dish made from yellow split peas, is simple yet packed with flavor.
Farmers’ Income Heads for a Nosedive as Olive Oil Prices Drop
Olive oil prices plunge to €4.5, straining farmer incomes in Greece. High costs and potential Trump tariffs add to the crisis.
Spathareion Museum: 465 Reasons to Visit Greece’s Shadow Theatre
Spathareion Museum, featuring 465 shadow theatre artefacts donated by Eugenios Spatharis, is now officially protected as a monument.
New Tourism Tax Rules in Greece
New tourism tax rules starting January 2025: who pays, where it applies, and how much it will cost based on accommodation type and season.
Heraklion’s Big Water Supply Overhaul Nears Completion
Get the latest on Heraklion’s water supply overhaul—what’s done, what’s next, and how traffic changes are involved.
Greece Supports Ukraine Cultural Heritage Amid Crisis
Culture Minister Lena Mendoni pledges support for Ukraine’s cultural heritage during the “Cooperation for Resilience” conference in February.
Stalida-Mochos-Malia Hike: A Scenic Stroll Through Coastal Views
Stalida-Mochos-Malia hike on February 9: A five-hour trek packed with history, Cretan sea views, and charming village stops.
Crisis Looms for Lassithi Olive Oil Amid Drought and Policy Failures
Due to severe drought, Olive oil production in Lasithi (Λασίθι) has crashed to 30%. Olive growers face bleak prospects.
Greek Ports Are Getting a Makeover
Greek ports got a major shake-up as ELIME welcomed new members and signed strategic agreements for sustainable development.
New Rockfall in Kourtaliotiko Gorge Raises Safety Concerns in Rethymno
A new rockfall in Kourtaliotiko Gorge on Tuesday morning alarmed Rethymno’s residents and officials. Safety upgrades are underway to prevent future accidents.
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