Countries across southern and southeastern Europe have issued extreme weather warnings due to potentially dangerous heat. Greece’s culture ministry closed the Acropolis for some hours during the hottest part of the day. Meanwhile, Meteorologists say hot air coming from Africa will continue baking the nation until Sunday. According to the news, temperatures last week reached […]
To the Tourism Minister’s Chagrin – Greeks Shunning More Tourists
All our warnings to Greek officials about unsustainable policies went unnoticed. Now there’s a fervor among Greeks to fix overtourism.
Crete Supports the Tango, Pole Dancing, and Anything But the Island’s Heritage
Lately, it seems as if Crete decisionmakers are willing to promote anything but their island’s authentic tradition and culture.
Things Heat Up: Greece’s Coming Tourism Apocalypse
Global warming, overtourism, water shortages, overdevelopment and a host of other problems threaten Greece and all of South Europe.
Amazonas Park Crete Becoming Top Tourist Destination
Amazonas Park Crete is a great half-day excursion for kids of all ages located halfway between Malia and Agios Nikolaos.
Crete’s Best Adults-Only Stays – Stella Island Luxury Resort
Stella Island Luxury Resort is one of Crete’s most luxurious and romantic adults-only hotels. The resort is a water wonderland in paradise.
TUI Group’s Latest Move Toward World Conquest
TUI Group has announced dumping its association with German Travel Association (DRV) in order to become more powerful politically.
Villa Atalandia: Paradise in the Middle of Paradise
A unique South Crete experience awaits those seeking peace, beauty, and an experience to remember for a lifetime.
Five Greece Resorts for 2024: Experiences You’ll Never Forget
A selection of suggestions for those seeking Greece’s most luxurious, interesting, and memorable vacation stays.
Phyllosophies: The Best Things Of Crete Never Change
Much has changed on Crete Island since COVID and other crises. Fortunately, the people and the cuisine of Phyllosophies never will.
New Minoan Find Shines Light on Bumbling Crete Developers
The new airport near Kasteli is a transformation of a WW2 Nazi-Era airfield built to help supply Field Marshall Erwin Rommel in North Africa.
Crete: A Miracle in the Wine Dark Sea
Homer referred to Crete as a rich island in the midst of the “wine dark sea.” Travelers usually miss the true magnetism of the island.
A Boy Who Goes Down to the Cretan Sea
Carl Sandburg’s “All Day Long” brings to mind a young boy, who will soon be a man, who loves the Cretan Sea.
Crete – To an Isle in the Water
A dedication to the genius of Yeats, the allure of Crete, and true love that grips us in the ordinary and extraordinary times of life.
Of Crete, the Sea, and the Hills
Verse and imagery of the Crete, and the wonderful dreams so many people have about the everlasting seas surrounding the island.
Will Varosha Finally Become the Las Vegas of the Med?
Most tourism stories do not begin with a note of tragedy. Still, the story of Varosha, Cyprus, is a sad exception. Once a glittery haven for Hollywood stars and world celebrities, the Nothern Cpyrus seaside resort is now a monument to failed international relations. Still, there’s a glimmer of hope the seaside playground may flourish […]
Numo Ierapetra Beach Resort Crete Open Under Hilton Brand
The stunning Numo Ierapetra Resort opens under Hilton’s “Curio” management brand for 2024.
You Must Visit “Visit Heraklion”
The Visit Heraklion information center is one of the key places visitors should check out on first arriving in Crete’s biggest city.
ANEK Lines’ Asterion 2 Begins North Aegean Sailing
ANEK Lines’ “Asterion 2” will begin a Northern Aegean route in July every Saturday from Pieraeus and every Sunday from Chios.
The Keftiu: Were They the Children of Atlantis?
Archaeologists and historians have left unattended, a plethora of evidence suggesting the Keftiu could have been the children of Atlantis.
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