This seminar, part of the ongoing exhibit, will offer a comprehensive look into the genius of Nelly’s, captivating attendees with her profound cultural and historical influence. The day’s schedule includes: 10:25 a.m. Welcome Remarks 10:30 a.m. Opening Addresses 11:00 a.m. First Session 12:00 p.m. Break 12:20 p.m. Second Session 1:35 p.m. Discussions and Closing Remarks […]
Crete Gets Ready for Indian Summer
Greece is poised to enjoy an unusual spell of sunny, dry weather this October, akin to the “Indian Summer”, locally known as “Saint Demetrius’ Summer”, as reported by Theodoros Kolydas, the director of the National Meteorological Service. Although October typically serves as a bridge between seasons, it will display mild afternoons and clear skies this […]
It’s Official: Heraklion International Airport Is Europe’s Worst
Heraklion International Airport “Nikos Kazantzakis” (IATA: HER, ICAO: LGIR) finds itself at the bottom of Europe’s airport rankings in a top compiled by Holidu based on Google Reviews. Burdened with an average Google Maps rating of 2.6 out of 5, as reflected in over 21,000 reviews, the airport has yet to impress travellers. This low […]
Greece: Tips Now Count as Income, to Be Taxed Accordingly
In Greece, tipping is now treated as part of the service workers’ wages and subject to tax and deductions.
Short-Term Rental Market Growing Strong in Greece
From June to August, short-term rentals in Greece boasted an ADR of 214 €, surpassing the August ADR for Greek hotels, which stood at 187 €.
SEVITEL: Lower Olive Oil Prices Expected in Greece
Consumers can anticipate a welcomed shift in olive oil prices, as this year’s harvest will outperform 2023’s output.
Heraklion Hoteliers Join POEET Sector-wide Strike on October 23
POEET’s 24-hour strike in the Catering and Tourism industry on October 23, 2024, will include the Heraklion Hotels Association.
Winter Tourism Surge in Crete
Crete is once again leading the charge in boosting its tourism sector. Unlike the past, which focused on extending the holiday season, Crete aims to establish itself as a full-fledged winter destination. While many remote workers chose Crete as their favourite winter refuge as early as 2022, this year, the local authorities attempt to attract […]
More Water Shortage Issues in Crete
A persistent water leak in the middle of the street near the Dyo Aorakia sports hall has frustrated residents for weeks. The community voices its concerns loudly, pointing out the irony of such waste amidst a water shortage. Although measures are supposedly in place to conserve water, this fault has been spewing water with no […]
Expand North Star 2024 Connector Event for Startups and Investors in Dubai
Expand North Star 2024 is the epicentre for groundbreaking business developments, propelling sought-after startups towards explosive growth and unifying the entire startup community. This annual must-attend event is where startups, investors, accelerators, and tech enthusiasts converge to explore funding avenues, strike investment deals, and keep pace with industry trends. From October 13-16, 2024, Dubai Harbour […]
The Sacred Olive Tree of Kavousi: A Living Relic of Minoan Times
The Sacred Olive Tree of Kavousi lies near the charming village of Kavousi, 26 miles from Agios Nikolaos and 42 from Sitia.
Schengen Under Strain: : A Threat to Free Movement in Europe
Germany has implemented stricter border controls. The Schengen Agreement is put to the test by Germany’s actions.
OSE Proposes Establishment of Railway Police
OSE will introduce a “Railway Police” to improve the safety of train services and infrastructure. Other plans have been announced.
Holy Myrtle of Paliani Honoured on September 24
The Holy Myrtle of Paliani (Myrtus communis) is a site of sacred tradition honoured every year on September 24.
Celebrating the Sea Daffodil Season in Crete
On the sun-soaked shores of Crete, the pristine sea daffodils present an arresting sight.
Discover Athens Nomad Fest This September
Athens Nomad Fest 2024 runs from September 27-29 and offers a weekend packed with learning, networking, and fun.
Maria Lioni Oversees €2M Kotsifou Gorge Repair Effort
Maria Lioni, the Deputy Regional Governor of Rethymno, her team from the Technical Works Directorate of the Rethymno Regional Unit, contractors, and local leaders visited Kotsifou Gorge. The objective of this visit was to oversee ongoing restoration activities related to the project “Repairing Damage from Landslide on Provincial Road Section 4—Kotsifou Gorge in Rethymno.” The […]
Spain: Attempted Theft as Olive Harvest Begins
Increased olive oil prices due to weather adversities attract criminal activities.
November Travel Alert: EU Implements New Schengen Passport System
The European Union is set to redefine its approach to border management for non-EU nationals beginning November 10, 2024.
Balanced Tourism Development in Crete: A Call for Fairness and Strategic Planning
A recent meeting in Crete saw local mayors and tourism stakeholders gather to discuss the island’s future under a new spatial planning framework. The plan, which is still open for input until mid-September, aims to address Crete’s uneven tourism development, which lacks cohesive strategic guidance. Participants debated the notion of “overtourism”, asserting it doesn’t apply […]
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