A projected rise in sea levels and erosion by 2100 could impact the Cyprus beaches, particularly on its southern and western shores.
Here’s Why You Should Not Panic When You Encounter a Snake in Rhodes
Snakes in Rhodes are mostly harmless and play an important role in the ecosystem. There are no dangerous snakes on the island.
Koules Fortress in Heraklion (Video)
The imposing Koules Fortress guards majestically over Heraklion’s bustling Venetian Port. This massive two-floor fortress stands as a sentinel at the harbour’s entryway. Over 450 years, the Venetians ruled Crete, making it a crucial part of their overseas empire. Crete played a vital role in their sprawling trade network, which fueled the wealth of Venice. […]
Delta’s Sky Hopper: Retro Fun with $400 Monthly Prizes
Delta SkyMiles members enjoy Sky Hopper inflight while competing for the chance to win $400 Delta Gift Cards every month until April 24, 2025.
Varosha in Cyprus Is a Dark Tourism Destination
Varosha—a de jure territory of Cyprus currently under the control of Northern Cyprus—has been a dark tourism destination since reopening in 2020.
New Discoveries at Kleidi Samikon Excavation Site
The ongoing five-year research initiative (2022-2026) at Kleidi Samikon has unveiled a temple-like structure from the 6th century BC.
The Caves of Crete: An Inside Look at Melidoni
Melidoni Cave holds immense historical value in addition to its archaeological importance.
Anticipated Fare Increase for Ferry Passengers
Ferry passengers should expect a notable increase in ticket prices starting in 2025.
Christmas Airbnb Trends for Festive Hosts
Airbnb hosts have reasons to be optimistic during this festive season: demand during the showcases a remarkable 27% year-over-year increase.
Sacred Gate Unearthed at the Minoan Palace in Archanes
The uncovering of the Sacred Gate reveals a complex structure flanked by altars and stone extensions, including a previously found elongated altar and a stepped altar.
Cretan Beekeepers Convene to Address Dire Conditions
The year presents itself as the toughest for Cretan beekeepers recorded in history: scarce rainfall and severe heat waves, have impacted the development of beehives.
Fall and Winter Mean Olive Harvest on Crete Island
Crete’s rolling hills are adorned with silvery-green leaves of olive trees, which are integral to the island’s agricultural landscape. Someone counted them, and there are more than 30 million. This precious crop has shaped the lives and economy of the Cretan people for millennia. From November through January, the island buzzes with “Vendema,” the period […]
Nelly’s Photographic Genius on Display in Chania
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 […]
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