Gebana partners with small farmers in Crete to export organic avocados to the EU. Available for delivery from November 2025.
Agios Nikolaos Hosts Street Cooking Festival with Gastronomy Contest
On September 26, Agios Nikolaos marks World Tourism Day with the 6th Cretan Street Cooking Festival, honoring Spyros Kokotos and featuring a new Mirabello-themed cooking contest.
Migration Minister on Crete Arrivals: ‘They Are Detainees, Not Guests’
After 850 migrant arrivals in Crete, Migration Minister Thanos Plevris confirmed they are detained, not hosted, with transfers and sea patrols underway.
Piraeus Taste Festival 2025 Celebrates Seafood, Culture, and Zero Waste
Piraeus hosts its 4th Taste Festival, filling the port with seafood creations, cultural events, and a fair celebrating Greek gastronomy.
Santorini’s Theraic Rituals Take the Stage at the Tomato Museum
On September 19, 2025, the Tomato Industrial Museum in Vlychada hosts the Theraic Rituals event, part of Artemis Chatzigiannaki’s exhibition.
Metaxa Hospitality Group Becomes First in Greece With ORA Standard Certification
Metaxa Hospitality Group celebrates 50 years by becoming the first in Greece to receive ORA Standard certification.
Syros Healing Waves Festival Blends Science, Art, and Therapy
From October 2–5, 2025, Syros hosts the Healing Waves Festival, blending science, art, yoga, and therapy with big names like Bessel van der Kolk and a world premiere by Zbigniew Preisner.
Greece’s New Short-term Rental Rules Spark Industry Backlash
From October 1, Greece enforces strict short-term rental rules with mandatory safety measures and fines starting at €5,000.
Heraklion Hotel Workers Push for Extended Unemployment Fund
Heraklion hotel workers pressed the Ministry of Labour for an immediate extension of the unemployment fund, rejecting delays and excuses.
Pomegranates and Their Role in Cretan New Year Traditions
The Fruit of Autumn That Carries Into the New Year As autumn deepens in Crete, pomegranates spill into view everywhere—piled high at markets, gleaming in baskets on doorsteps, and heavy on the branches of garden trees. Their ruby seeds seem almost designed for ritual: bright, abundant, and messy in a way that speaks of life […]
Over €10 Million for Monument Restoration on Kos
The Ministry of Culture allocated over €10 million for restoration projects on Kos, including the Defterdar Mosque, the Purification Fountain, the Gate of Foro, and the Castle of Nerantzia.
Krasi Plans a Cultural Makeover
Krasi plans a cultural makeover for the ancient plane tree, the House of Literature, and the Polykentro, aiming to become a vibrant hub.
Why Cretan Herbs Are a National Treasure
Cretan herbs stand out as a natural and cultural treasure, linking Greece’s biodiversity, health traditions, and tourism with global interest.
Stray Cats in Greece Rule the Ruins and Cafés
Greece’s stray cats are everywhere—on ruins, in tavernas, and across tourist Instagram feeds.
Crete’s Olive Growers Wait for Rain as Prices Edge Up
Olive oil prices in Crete show a cautious rise. Producers warn that without October rains, the season may be lost despite higher export values.
NYX Hotel Thessaloniki Opens With a Bold Urban Style and 90% Occupancy
Thessaloniki’s hotel scene welcomed a major new player on September 1, 2025, just days before the 89th Thessaloniki International Fair opened its doors. The NYX Hotel Thessaloniki, part of Leonardo Hotels & Resorts Mediterranean, launched with occupancy levels already above 90 percent from day one—a sign that the city was waiting for a bold new […]
When Shoes Plot Against Your Suitcase
Packing shoes is chaos—boots eat space, sandals tangle, sneakers hide socks. A witty guide to taming your unruly footwear before your suitcase bursts.
Greece Outpaces Rivals in the Short-Stay Boom
Europe’s short-term rental market reached 4.15 million listings and 61.3 million nights. Greece outperformed major rivals with rising supply, higher demand, and stronger occupancy.
Agios Nikolaos Welcomes Crown Iris and 1,800 Visitors
The cruise ship Crown Iris brought 1,800 Israeli passengers to Agios Nikolaos, where calm tourism blended with tight security and a planned local protest.
Greece Counts Sheep, Crete Multiplies Them
Greece’s livestock data reveal a paradox: while herds shrink nationwide, Crete’s sheep and goats have doubled on paper, yet milk output barely rises—raising eyebrows over subsidies and statistics.
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