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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.

WHO Alert for Europe as Chikungunya Mosquito-Borne Virus Spreads

2025-07-23 by Victoria Udrea

Chikungunya Mosquito-Borne Virus

WHO warns about the spread of chikungunya disease, a mosquito-borne virus that causes fever and joint pain, now detected in France and Italy.

Why Galatas Palace Got Skipped for UNESCO Listing

2025-07-22 by Victoria Udrea

Galatas Palace site

Manos Lambrakis uncovers the political motives behind the deliberate exclusion of the Galatas Palace from the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Sanctuary of Dodona Prepares for Bouleuterion Restoration Works This Year

2025-07-22 by Victoria Udrea

Bouleuterion at the Sanctuary of Dodona restoration proposal

The restoration of the Bouleuterion at the Sanctuary of Dodona safeguards a major archaeological monument and enhances the visitor experience.

Amari Receives €600,000 for Rebuilding After Devastating Fires

2025-07-22 by Victoria Udrea

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Amari secures €600,000 for the restoration of infrastructure and civil protection equipment following the devastating fires of August 2024.

New Heat Wave in Greece from Today Until Next Sunday

2025-07-21 by Victoria Udrea

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The Hellenic National Meteorological Service forecasts a new heat wave across Greece from July 21-27, 2025.

Lyttos Archaeological Site Brings Crete’s History to Life

2025-07-21 by Victoria Udrea

Lyttos archaeological site

The Lyttos archaeological site in Crete, explored by an international team since 2020 under Professor Angelos Chaniotis, showcases ruins from the Minoan to Roman eras.

European Bike Trail Makes Headlines

2025-07-17 by Victoria Udrea

European bike trail

Discover the European bike trail along the Moselle River, connecting Luxembourg, Germany, and France.

Surprising Holiday Habits of Sweeds

2025-07-17 by Victoria Udrea

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Swedes on vacation shed routine and reveal unexpected behaviors, from family bonding to breaking unspoken rules.

Museum Visitor Numbers in Greece Surge

2025-07-17 by Victoria Udrea

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Visitors to museums in Greece experienced a sharp increase in March 2025, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority.

Seven in Ten Greeks Are Eyeing Wellness and Sports Trips This Year

2025-07-17 by Victoria Udrea

wellness and sports

Stressed-out souls want nature, rest, and a break from regular life. Travelers set strict spending limits, most unwilling to go beyond €500.

New Short-Term Rental Rules in Greece: How to Avoid Getting Fined by AADE

2025-07-12 by Victoria Udrea

short term rentals

Find out what Greece’s AADE short-term rental rules mean for owners and managers as of 2025.

Minos Palace Resort Is Crete’s Newest Longevity Hideout

2025-07-12 by Victoria Udrea

Minos Palace Resort

Bluegr Hotels & Resorts opened Nao at Minos Palace Resort in Crete—Greece’s boldest longevity hub, blending ancient wisdom with new science under expert medical guidance.

SEVITEL Calls for Strict Laws to Curb Greek Olive Oil Surplus

2025-07-11 by Victoria Udrea

Greek olive oil production

Greek Olive Oil producers face fierce challenges in 2025 as SEVITEL reveals a massive surplus, falling prices, and weak demand.

Five Vestiges of Light and Memory Are Now Part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Greece

2025-07-11 by Victoria Udrea

Five traditions from across Greece now join the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage

Explore five traditions of Greece included in the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage by the Ministry of Culture in 2025.

Travel Alert: First West Nile Virus Cases Detected in Greece for 2025

2025-07-10 by Victoria Udrea

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The National Public Health Organization (EODY) reports first West Nile virus cases in Greece for 2025 in Attica.

Four Emblematic Monuments in Thessaloniki to Get Lightning Protection

2025-07-09 by Victoria Udrea

Tower of Alysseos

The Ministry of Culture in Greece launches advanced lightning protection projects at four UNESCO-listed landmarks in Thessaloniki.

Elounda Collection Leads Crete’s Move into Premium Gastronomic Tourism

2025-07-08 by Victoria Udrea

luxury gastronomy tourism

Elounda Collection redefines gastronomic tourism in Crete, with local products, international collaborations, and sustainable luxury.

Five Cultural Routes in Greece Link Ancient Sites, Tradition, and Nature

2025-07-08 by Victoria Udrea

Five Cultural Routes

Greece’s top cultural minds have unveiled something truly ambitious: five cultural routes designed to showcase the nation’s rich blend of ancient ruins, stunning landscapes, and living traditions. With this vision, the Ministry of Culture invites travellers to see more than ruins—they’re asked to experience stories, places, and customs all on one seamless journey. Unveiled in […]

TUMI Fall 2025 Collection Features NYC-Inspired Travel Gear

2025-07-08 by Victoria Udrea

TUMI Fall 2025 Collection

Travelers get more than luggage with TUMI Fall 2025 Collection. They get stories stitched into every seam, every print, and every bold color.

Sarpaki Square in Santorini to Get a Facelift

2025-07-07 by Victoria Udrea

Sarpaki Square

The Municipality of Thira announces an open tender for the full renovation of Sarpaki Square in Fira, with a €520,800 budget and a build timeline of 180 days.

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14th Pancretan Forum Connects Farms and Hotels Again

2026-03-03 By Victoria Udrea

The 14th Pancretan Forum on March 7, at DEKK Gournes, strengthens links between Cretan producers and hotels, boosting local supply chains.

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Fuel Prices Climb as Gulf Tension Spreads

2026-03-03 By Iorgos Pappas

Fuel prices in Crete rise by 4–5% following the escalation in the Middle East, affecting transport, heating, and travel costs.

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Souda Base on Alert for the Fourth Day

2026-03-03 By Kostas Raptis

Souda remains on heightened alert for a fourth day as officials stress distance, air defense readiness and no immediate threat to Crete.

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Souda’s Strategic Position Explained

2026-03-03 By Kostas Raptis

Distance maps presented on Kriti TV show Iran is over 2,400 km from Souda, highlighting warning time and layered air defense in Crete.

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Crete Hotels Face Climate Test

2026-03-03 By Arthur Butler

Crete tourism officials push for a green transition in hotels by 2026, warning that climate resilience is a matter of survival.

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