Tsougrisma, the Greek Easter egg cracking tradition, blends faith, stubborn competition, and a dash of good luck.
The State of the Olive Oil Market Before Its Official Opening on April 22
The Greek olive oil market faces falling prices, sluggish sales, and divided producers. 60–70% of production is still in storage.
Will American Demand for Holidays in Greece Survive Economic Turmoil and Political Headwinds?
American demand for holidays in Greece remains strong in 2025, with six airlines offering record direct flights despite economic uncertainty.
Update on the Restoration of the Church of Panagia Acheiropoietos in Thessaloniki
The restoration of the Church of Panagia Acheiropoietos isn’t just a facelift; it’s about opening up Thessaloniki’s history for anyone curious enough to wander by.
Are Crete Visitor Reviews as Glowing as Brochure Promises?
Discover the truth behind Crete visitor reviews and what tourists say about roads, prices, and service.
What Time Does the Holy Light (Ἃγιον Φῶς) Reach Crete on Great Saturday?
Find out when the Holy Light (Ἃγιον Φῶς) will reach Crete this Holy Saturday. Who is bringing it, how, and why?
Heraklion DMMO Launches with Help from the Ministry of Tourism
The Municipality of Heraklion teams up with the Ministry of Tourism to create the Heraklion DMMO.
Metaxa Hospitality Group’s Regenerative Agriculture Initiative in Lasithi
8 local farmers, Metaxa Hospitality Group, and the Lassithi Agricultural Cooperative bring Regenerative Agriculture to the Lasithi Plateau.
Santorini Tomato Industrial Museum Reopens Its Doors
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Slovakia’s mascot, Kinji, merges innovation and sustainability and represents a vision of unity and environmental responsibility.
World Stray Animal Day Celebration in Heraklion
Heraklion marked World Stray Animal Day on April 4th with a lively event featuring students, volunteers, and adoption celebrations.
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