On Monday, Eurogroup approved the release of 767 million euros in financial help for the debt handcuffed country.
Greece Sees Daily COVID Cases Rocket Past 7,000
Greek authorities have announced 7,009 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours. There were also 99 more fatalities during the same period.
Greece: Where the Official Tourism Message Gets Mixed Up
Some Greek hoteliers are scared Winter 2021 will bring disaster. Others applaud record bookings. Greece now seems confused.
Metaxa Hospitality Group Fumbles Sustainable Hospitality Message
Andreas Metaxas is rebranding his hotels business as game changing sustainable. But, Greek hoteliers seem confused about definitions.
Hashtag #Heraklion: Ready for Shaky Christmas 2021
Christmas 2021 in Heraklion won’t be anything like it was in the past. Too much has changed. But one sliver of hope remains. The promise.
When Leaders Create “Frankenstein Logic” on COVID and Travel
Greece officials double down on the fallacy that COVID and travel are somehow mutually exclusive of one another.
As the Omicron Variant Spreads – Must the Media Marketing Go On?
When will we all get on the same page concerning the worldwide health emergency threatening everything we’ve built for centuries?
Greece Braces for Omicron COVID-19 Strains
Greece is in a particularly vulnerable situation vaccination wise, should the new Omicron strains reach the vulnerable population.
More Reasons to Move to Incredible Crete for Good
Winter’s arrived on Incredible Crete, and now the natural beauty of Greece’s biggest island glows from underneath cloudy skies.
Greece Jets Past Romania in COVID Infections Per Million Citizens
Greece has set new COVID infections records for weeks, and now the country has passed Romania in infections per million of population.
Slam Dunking On Greece’s Recent Tourism Efforts
Okay, Vassilis Kikilias had his shot at doing right by Greeks and the whole sustainable tourism issue. Unfortunately, he’s not making the cut.
With Sea Level On the Rise Greece Envisions a Thousand Cruise Ships
What will it take for Greece’s decision makers to stop paying lip service to sustainable tourism for the future?
Stories From Keftiu: The Rhadamanthys Precedent
A first in a series of stories (chapters) from the myth and reality of the land the ancients called Keftiu.
Monday November 1st News Briefs from Greece
Greece tourism numbers surprisingly high for 2021 despite the pandemic. The COVID pandemic is, so far, unrelenting. And other news…
Venture to Agiofarago Today: Catch an Unmatched Sunset Experience
Drive to the south coast and to Agiofarago, the gorge of the saints where Crete climbers and acrobats are gathered.
Celebrate World Vegan Day With Crumb Healthy Living
Heraklion’s Crumb Healthy Living gets ready to celebrate World Vegan Day offering cool prizes and exclusive brunches to drawing winners.
Cretans Beware of Priceless Treasures Getting Lost in the Quake Rubble
On Oxi Day Greek politicians cheered at parades in quake stricken Arkalochori, but no one was cheering in the small villages that surround.
A Legacy of Courage: What “Oxi Day” Means to the World
Today, the world celebrates “Oxi Day” and a time not so long ago when a few stood against the mightiest army ever assembled.
On Saturday – A Lunchtime Concert at the Botanical Gardens of Crete
October 30th, the Botanical Gardens of Crete will feature a concert with Maria Manousaki with violin, and Phil Harrison on piano.
The Deadly Pandemic Game Greece Is Losing
Greece health experts say a fourth wave of COVID-19 is on the horizon, but Greek leadership maintains course to bolster the economy.
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