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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.

Santorini Tomato Industrial Museum Reopens Its Doors

2025-04-16 by Victoria Udrea

Tomato Industrial Museum, D.Nomikos

The Tomato Industrial Museum D.Nomikos in Santorini reopened April 15, 2025, inviting visitors to discover Santorini tomato history.

465-Seat Outdoor Theater Arrives in Agios Nikolaos

2025-04-16 by Victoria Udrea

465-seat outdoor theater

The Municipality of Agios Nikolaos invests €75,000 in a 465-seat outdoor theater for the seaside former EOT property.

The Heraklion Hotel Association Reminds Employers the Easter Bonus Is Not Optional

2025-04-15 by Victoria Udrea

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The Heraklion Hotel Association reminds hotel employers: the compulsory Easter bonus must be paid by April 16, 2025.

New Rules Set for Visiting Chrysí Island in 2025

2025-04-15 by Victoria Udrea

Chrysi Island

Chrysí Island, Crete: In 2025, new official measures shape access, safety, and visitor rules for the protected paradise.

JOMO and How It Influences Travel Trends in 2025

2025-04-14 by Victoria Udrea

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JOMO—the Joy of Missing Out—is rewriting the rules of travel for those who are ready to trade in frantic itineraries for something more meaningful.

A Concierge Service Redefining High-End Travel

2025-04-14 by Victoria Udrea

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Luxury Travel redefines high-end travel with a bespoke concierge service that offers 24/7 personalized support for unforgettable trips.

Spotlight on Crete’s Agrotourism

2025-04-09 by Victoria Udrea

Agrotourism in Crete

The Agrotourism Extravaganza You Didn’t Know You Wanted Mark April 11, 2025, on your calendar because the Heraklion Cultural Conference Center is kicking off a day dedicated to rural tourism. And no, it’s not about staring at fields in silence—it’s about Crete’s agrotourism scene stealing the show. This event, hosted by ETAM S.A.’s “epaithros” Rural […]

INSULEUR Conference: Greek Islands Tackle Climate Change with Bold Policies

2025-04-08 by Victoria Udrea

INSULEUR event

At the Brussels INSULEUR event, officials tackled how EU policies could ease climate change’s impact on islands.

Why Easter 2025 in Europe Could Be Stressful

2025-04-07 by Victoria Udrea

Easter 2025 in Europe

Easter 2025 brings unique travel hurdles and higher costs, closures, and crowded travel hubs may impact your holiday plans.

Rising Demand for Easter Getaways in Crete

2025-04-06 by Victoria Udrea

Easter in Crete

Easter in Crete combines deep-rooted traditions, warm hospitality, and soaring tourist interest, attracting visitors from abroad to experience a special season.

Kinji, Slovakia’s 2025 World Expo Mascot, Carries a Powerful Message

2025-04-05 by Victoria Udrea

Kinji

Slovakia’s mascot, Kinji, merges innovation and sustainability and represents a vision of unity and environmental responsibility.

World Stray Animal Day Celebration in Heraklion

2025-04-05 by Victoria Udrea

World Stray Animal Day

Heraklion marked World Stray Animal Day on April 4th with a lively event featuring students, volunteers, and adoption celebrations.

21st Athens Digital Arts Festival Now Live

2025-04-04 by Victoria Udrea

Athens Digital Arts Festival 2025

Athens Digital Arts Festival 2025 from April 3-7 features interactive installations, music, workshops, and eco-conscious themes.

Estonia Hosted Interreg Europe Digital Rural Workshop

2025-04-03 by Victoria Udrea

Interreg Europe Digital Rural workshop in Estonia

Interreg Europe Digital Rural workshop in Estonia (April 2-3), focused on smart villages, digital transformation, and rural innovation.

Prague’s New Event Venues Are Stealing the Spotlight

2025-04-03 by Victoria Udrea

Prague new event venues

Or how the city is quietly reshaping its social and cultural scene. Strike through the idea that Prague is yesterday’s news. In the vibrant chaos of city life, the Czech capital has decided to overshoot expectations yet again. Recent expansions and ambitious renovations are reshaping the metropolis into a haven for anyone craving something fresh—be […]

New #AuthenticSantorini PR Campaign Unveiled

2025-04-02 by Victoria Udrea

#AuthenticSantorini

Santorini’s fresh tourism campaign #AuthenticSantorini or “Santorini The Authentic” didn’t just roll out quietly—it debuted at the Acropolis Museum during the Santorini 2025: Year of Promoting and Supporting Authenticity event. The new marketing campaign steps away from the filtered perfection people slap all over Instagram, bringing forward a more genuine side of the island. It’s […]

How Wine Tourism Redefines Greek Travel Experiences

2025-04-02 by Victoria Udrea

Wine Tourism Council

Exploring wine tourism in Greece, with Minister Olga Kefalogianni emphasizing its potential for sustainable, competitive growth.

IKEA in Heraklion’s Opening Delayed Again

2025-03-26 by Victoria Udrea

IKEA new store in Heraklion faces another delay, pushing the opening to April 16 due to unfinished exterior works.

IKEA new store in Heraklion faces another delay, pushing the opening to April 16 due to unfinished exterior works.

€23 Million Cultural Heritage Project Revitalizes Argos and Nafplio

2025-03-26 by Victoria Udrea

Greece’s Ministry of Culture is transforming Argos and Nafplio with €23M in projects

Greece’s Ministry of Culture is transforming Argos and Nafplio with €23M in projects. Restored museums, churches, and monuments are set to draw tourists and revive local heritage by 2026.

Ancient Olympia Forks €8.3M for Repairs

2025-03-24 by Victoria Udrea

Lina Mendoni

Lina Mendoni announced €8.3M in restoration and enhancement projects for Ancient Olympia’s monuments and infrastructure.

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Sfakia’s Black Limnóna’s Port Finally Moves an Inch

2025-12-02 By Ion Bogdan V.

Crete celebrates a port study that took 4.5 years and 42 approvals. Actual construction? Still a dream. Argophilia tells the truth.

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Crete Scores 91% Visitor Satisfaction

2025-12-02 By Iorgos Pappas

A 91% satisfaction rate paints Crete as perfect. Argophilia explores the truth behind the sunny numbers.

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Heraklion Taxis Strike

2025-12-02 By Mihaela Lica Butler

Heraklion’s taxi strike reveals a broken system, daily frustrations, and truths drivers prefer to ignore. Argophilia tells it as it is.

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Crete-Riyadh: When Hype Replaces Common Sense

2025-12-02 By Manuel Santos

The idea that Cretans can “afford” Riyadh trips highlights the many holes in a press release long on hype and short on evidence.

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Cretan Farmer Blockades Force KTEL to Rewrite Reality

2025-12-01 By Kostas Raptis

Cretan farmer blockades hit KTEL routes, forcing early departures and pure road chaos.

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