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Victoria Udrea

Victoria is the Editorial Assistant at Argophilia Travel News, where she helps craft stories that celebrate the spirit of travel—with a special fondness for Crete. Before joining Argophilia, she worked as a PR consultant at Pamil Visions PR, building her expertise in media and storytelling. Whether covering innovation or island life, Victoria brings curiosity and heart to every piece she writes.

Crete Tourist Campaign Targets Billion-Dollar Indian Luxury and Wedding Market

All four regions of Crete unite to host top Indian tour operators in a major strategic push targeting destination weddings,…

Skinakas Observatory Announces Open Days for Summer 2026

The world-class Skinakas Observatory on the freezing peak of Psiloritis has officially released its public open days for Summer 2026.

Heraklion’s Eleftherias Square Transforms Into an Open-Air Gallery (Photos)

The Municipal Art Gallery of Heraklion has launched its second open-air digital print exhibition in Eleftherias Square as part of…

Firefighters Save Dog From Cliff in One of Zakynthos’ Most Inaccessible Areas

A dog trapped at the bottom of a cliff near Zakynthos' Pools Beach was rescued by firefighters using climbing equipment…

Elafonissi Visitors Beware of Unofficial Parking Guides

Authorities in Chania are warning visitors to follow official parking signs after another arrest linked to illegal customer solicitation near…

New Archanes Archaeological Museum Set to Open in Old Cretan Winery

The historic wine bottling plant of the old Archanes Agricultural Cooperative will transform into a state-of-the-art Archaeological Museum.

Mosquitoes Can Learn to Love DEET Repellent, Study Finds

A groundbreaking study reveals that yellow fever mosquitoes can learn to associate the repellent DEET with blood meals.

Heraklion Revives the Antheia Flower Festival

Antheia Flower Exhibition, named after the Minoan goddess of blossoms, is taking over Georgiadis Park from June 3–8.

Art and Picnic Under the Olive Trees at Koronekes Olive Mill

Join Koronekes Olive Mill in Crete for an open-air painting session and artisan picnic under the olive trees, curated by…

SAVE THIS: The Emergency Animal Numbers You Need Right Now on Crete

Don't waste time with bureaucracy in an animal crisis. Here is the immediate phone directory for animal abuse, trapped pets,…

Pride Threatens Crete’s Olive Oil Market

A dangerous stalemate between proud producers and cautious traders has paralyzed the Greek olive oil market, leaving Crete's primary economy…

Greek Olive Oil Producers Are Hoarding, and Traders Are Panicking

A pride-fueled stalemate has paralyzed the Greek olive oil market, while Spanish producers dominate with steady prices and massive oil…

Sfakia Gets 20,200-Euro Aid for Stray Pets Veterinary Care

The Municipality of Sfakia in Chania is receiving a €20,200 financial boost dedicated entirely to the veterinary care of stray…

Greece and Israel Are the Eastern Med’s Golden Bridge

Minister Olga Kefalogianni highlights plans for new Greek marinas and wellness centers at the Mare Med III conference.

The London Charm Offensive: Olga Kefalogianni’s Midas Touch and the British Wave

Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni met with Jet2 and British Airways in London to secure Greece's 12-month tourism future.

Rent Disputes for Vacant Stalls May Delay Chania Municipal Market Reopening

A heated debate broke out this week over the €700 starting rents for the newly renovated stalls in the Old…

TUMI’s Spring 2026 Collection Chases a Mediterranean Escape

TUMI’s latest collection takes inspiration from Mallorca and the Amalfi Coast, featuring artisanal raffia textures and a sun-washed seasonal palette.

Tella Thera in the Top 10 Condé Nast Traveler’s 2026 Hot List

Tella Thera in Kissamos, Crete, has been named the top new hotel in Greece and appears on the cover of…

Lassithi Plateau Faces 70% Population Collapse Since 1940

Kallia Chatzaki warns of the demographic collapse of the Lassithi Plateau, calling for infrastructure upgrades to save the region.

Booking.com’s Guide to Being Slightly Less Despised

Booking.com report says travelers want sustainable tourism but locals still face overcrowding rising costs and pressure.