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
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
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
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
Exploring wine tourism in Greece, with Minister Olga Kefalogianni emphasizing its potential for sustainable, competitive growth.
IKEA in Heraklion’s Opening Delayed Again
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
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
Lina Mendoni announced €8.3M in restoration and enhancement projects for Ancient Olympia’s monuments and infrastructure.
Santorini Bounces Back After Earthquakes
Earlier this year, Santorini faced over 20,000 tremors, causing evacuations and halts in activity. By March, life resumed.
Mykonos and Santorini Slammed as Overpriced and Overrated
Greek local warns tourists against popular islands like Mykonos and Santorini. Learn why these hotspots might not live up to their hype.
Easter Is Driving Airbnb Bookings
Easter is driving Airbnb bookings in Greece, with top destinations like Athens and Crete leading the surge.
Trump Tariffs Empower Crete
Kostas Zoukas talks about the impact the Greek olive sector with the US emerging as one of the top markets in the world.
Greek Ministry of Culture Revives Sesklo in Magnesia
One of the first Neolithic communities in Europe, Sesklo in Magnesia is finally receiving the spa day it merits—but instead of face masks, consider retaining walls. Apart from Instagram, the Greek Ministry of Culture has started a thorough project to restore, safeguard, and promote this archaeological landmark, therefore providing visitors and history buffs with something […]
Holidays in Crete Keep Captivating French Tourists
Crete remains a top destination for French tourists: culture, gastronomy, and nature draw visitors year after year.
Dog Walks Event in Heraklion on Saturday, March 22nd
Join Heraklion’s Dog Walks on Saturday, March 22nd, from 10 AM to 1 PM. Support the city’s shelter dogs through bonding and adoption efforts.
Early Charter Flights Kick Off Tourism Season in Crete
Charter flights arriving late March kick off Crete’s 2025 tourism season, targeting record-breaking international arrivals.
Fabrica Anogeianki Repurposed as a Mediterranean Music Center
Fabrica Anogeianaki in Agia Triada is being restored into a Mediterranean Music Hub, blending cultural history with vibrant artistry.
Chania Recycling Amusement Park Returns on March 20
Chania Recycling Amusement Park hits the Venetian Harbor on March 20, 2025, blending games, education, and sustainability.
Big Decisions for the Port of Volos
Stefanos Theodoridis, the chair of the GrowthFund, outlines critical summer decisions for the Port of Volos.
Tempi Victims Solidarity Concert, A Night of Unity in Ierapetra
On a freezing February night, the Greek towns of Tempi and Evangelismos stood still. The air smelled of iron, fire, and things no one wants to describe. A passenger train, teeming with 352 souls, collided head-on with a freight train just outside the Thessaly region. It wasn’t just metal screeching against metal; it was life […]
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