Over 3,000 coins and 102 ancient relics were uncovered in Athens, spanning from geometric to post-Byzantine eras.
TUI Group Eyes Poland Expansion
TUI Group is expanding in Eastern Europe, with growth strategies set to redefine travel in Poland and beyond.
Samaria Gorge to Get Disabled Access
A specific route, starting at the Upper Port of Agia Roumeli and extending to the Holy Trinity Church, will be designed for wheelchair users.
Will Sweden Become a Trademarked Destination?
Travelers’ detours have determined Sweden to apply to the European Union Intellectual Property Office to become a Trademarked Destination.
Will a School of Tourism Return to Xenia Ilios Hotel in 2025?
The Ministry of Tourism plans to restore the Xenia Ilios Hotel for tourism training. Does Crete need yet another School of Tourism?
Holiday Cheer Hits the Heights: Empire State Building Unveils Festive Fun
Empire State Building’s 2024 holiday experience features festive decor, Santa meet-and-greets, holiday movie nights, and iconic light shows.
Greece as a Hub for AI: Progress or Peril?
Greece positions itself as a leader in AI, but at what cost? Could ethical AI also mean higher unemployment?
Why December 20th is a Terrible Day to Be a Pig in Romania
This is a look at Romania’s age-old pig slaughtering traditions tied to Ignat: superstitions, rituals, and a hefty side of pork.
Greek Tourism Ministry Plans Another Pile of Digital Projects
Are these tools enhancing travel or wasting Recovery Fund money? Dive in for critical insights.
Christmasland New Taipei City Is a Whimsical Winter Wonderland
Christmasland New Taipei City 2024 features magical light shows, themed zones, and family-friendly attractions.
9 Fascinating Things to Know About the Thessaloniki Metro
A multimillion-dollar metro called “Europe’s best” launches in Thessaloniki with leaky ceilings, no cell coverage, and glaring oversights.
Crete’s Waste Management Plant in Hersonissos: Cleaning Up, One Ton at a Time
Crete breaks ground on a massive waste management plant, promising recycling innovations and a greener future by 2030.
Samaria Gorge Upgrades: Progress or a Three-Year Headache?
Samaria Gorge upgrades promise better accessibility but raise serious concerns about prolonged closures impacting tourism and locals’ income.
Emirates A350: Cocktails, Wi-Fi, and Bags of Duty-Free Articles
Emirates rolls out its first Airbus A350-900. Big promises, added connectivity, and fancier snacks—discover what’s really changing for passengers.
ΧΑΝΙΑmas: Chania Launches Christmas Overdrive for 2024 Holidays
ΧΑΝΙΑmas is Chania’s jam-packed holiday event for Christmas and New Year with non-stop activities for visitors of all ages.
Romania’s Saint Andrew’s Night Makes Halloween Look Tame
Trepidation around Saint Andrew’s Night (November 29) isn’t just about fear—it’s a deep dive into folklore and humanity’s darkest fears.
FITUR 2025: Tourism’s Money Machine Meets Sustainability Hype
FITUR 2025 returns January 22–26, combining tourism’s global money-making machine with bold promises of sustainability and inclusivity.
British Airways’ First Class Makeover: Extra Legroom, Fancy Lights, and Just a Tad of Smug
British Airways debuts a revamped First Class suite for the A380, aiming to combine hotel vibes, privacy, and British flair mid-air.
Flood Protection and Fire Drama: Crete Bureaucrats Rethink the Obvious
Officials in Crete gathered to discuss flood protection, plans, and reflections on the harsh summer, but is action on the horizon?
Four New Dams in Crete Aim to Serve the Island’s Irrigation Needs, But at a Cost
Four key dam projects in Crete aim to boost agricultural production on the island. Foreseen combined cost: €550 million.
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