Greece updates its accommodation regulations after nearly 50 years, enhancing the Greek tourism experience.
NeaKriti: Neglect and Decay on the Path to Kazantzakis’ Grave
NeaKriti reports concerning neglect on the path to Kazantzakis’ grave. Why has such a place of historical importance been ignored?
Crete Builds Its First Marine Leisure Dive Park
On April 2, 2025, Crete debuted its first Marine Leisure Dive Park, kicking off with the sinking of R/K NESTOR.
Digital Card Confusion in Tourism and Hospitality
The Heraklion Chamber hosted an event on the digital card, revealing key details on work hours, fines, flexible schedules, etc.
Top Tips for an Unforgettable Snowmobile Tour in Park City
Park City offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and snowy thrills, making it a prime destination for snowmobiling enthusiasts.
Crete Deals with Early Water Shortage Crisis
Cretan officials warn about severe water shortage as big cities prepare for hitherto unheard-of difficulties.
First Animal Police Unit in Greece Lands on Crete
The introduction of 25 Animal Police officers in Crete marks Greece’s pioneering effort in animal welfare enforcement.
DMNO for Santorini With €1 Million for Marketing
Santorini’s tourism gets a boost as the Tourism Minister announces a DMMO for Santorini with €1 million in funding and new marketing strategies.
Santorini Hotel Bookings Show Signs of Recovery
Santorini hotel bookings show signs of recovery as accommodations reopen ahead of Easter. New strategies for boosting tourism on the island.
2000 Job Vacancies in Rhodes and Kos Days Before the Tourist Season
2000 job vacancies in Rhodes and Kos remain unfilled. Bureaucracy delays threaten hotel operations and island economies ahead of the season.
Two Tatoi Royal Estate Iconic Buildings Get a Facelift
The Greek Ministry of Culture will restore two buildings at the former Tatoi Royal Estate: the Aide-de-Camp Building, poised to hold essential operations for the estate, and the Pigsty Complex, which is making the audacious leap from housing livestock to retail space. This ambitious project recently got the green light from the Central Council for […]
Türkiye Emerges as an Alternative to Earthquake Prone Santorini
Earthquakes in Santorini have shaken tourists’ confidence. Travel reservations are shifting away from Greece toward Türkiye.
Trial Operation at Kastelli International Airport Scheduled for August 2026
The trial operation at Kastelli International Airport could start in August 2026. By 2027, Crete will turn into a year-round tourism hub.
Greece’s New Alliance May Combat Pollution and Climate Challenges
A collaboration between Greece’s Climate Crisis Ministry and the Athanasios K. Laskaridis Foundation promises environmental reforms.
Greece and Canada Sign Historic Tourism MoU
Greece and Canada solidify tourism ties via a MoU. Areas of focus include innovation, education, tourism investments, and sustainability.
Crete Tourism Sees 6-7% Surge Amidst Mixed Fortunes for Popular Islands
Greek tourism thrives with 6-7% booking growth led by Crete and Rhodes. Santorini faces challenges, but recovery is expected.
Where Next for the Tuesday Market in Nea Alikarnassos?
The Tuesday market held in Nea Alikarnassos is set for relocation to a custom-built space, following approval by local councils.
Greek Red List: A New Tool Against the Illegal Trade of Cultural Heritage
The Greek Red List, unveiled by Culture Minister Lina Mendoni at the Acropolis Museum, aims to combat the illegal trade of cultural heritage.
Santorini Puts Safety First for the Tourist Season
Santorini officials prioritize safety with inspections and precautionary measures after a series of earthquakes.
At Koronekes, Crete’s Legacy Lives in Liquid Gold
Koronekes Olive Mill near Heraklion, Crete, is where tradition and organic methods create exceptional extra virgin olive oils.
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