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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 ITB Berlin 2025: A Spotlight on Beauty, Culture, and Local Flavors

2025-03-11 by Victoria Udrea

Santorini ITB Berlin 2025

The Municipality of Thira showcased Santorini’s unparalleled beauty, rich culture, and unique gastronomy at ITB Berlin 2025 from March 4–6.

Ioanna Dretta Discusses Women in Tourism

2025-03-08 by Victoria Udrea

Ioanna Dretta

Ioanna Dretta shares insights on women in the tourism industry, leadership hurdles, and the importance of diversity in Greece’s professional landscape.

The Grim Call of Duty-Free Olive Oil in Greece

2025-03-07 by Victoria Udrea

Greece's olive oil industry faces a dire challenge as duty-free imports flood the market, pushing prices below production costs.

Greece’s olive oil industry faces a dire challenge as duty-free imports flood the market, pushing prices below production costs. Producers sound the alarm—here’s what they need.

Refugees to Crete: A Journey of Desperation, Survival, and Loss

2025-03-07 by Victoria Udrea

Over 1,400 refugees have arrived in Crete and Gavdos, fleeing violence and exploitation in Libya.

Over 1,400 refugees have arrived in Crete and Gavdos, fleeing violence and exploitation in Libya.

Insights on Santorini’s Volcano Risks by Efthimiou Lekka

2025-03-07 by Victoria Udrea

Efthimiou Lekka

Efthimiou Lekk will discuss strategies for handling volcanic risks in Santorini. Join this free talk on March 8 in Mesaria.

Athens Hotel Prices Soar: What’s the Cost of a Winter Stay?

2025-03-06 by Victoria Udrea

Athens hotel prices soar

Athens hotel prices soar this winter, with room rates rising: February averages, European comparisons, and what’s driving this upward trend.

Citizens of Soil Secures £1.8M for Premium Olive Oil and Sustainable Farming

2025-03-06 by Victoria Udrea

UK-based Citizens of Soil raised £1.8M in funding to expand its supply of premium olive oil sourced from regenerative female-led farms.

Kalabaka Bets on Wine Tourism for Growth

2025-03-06 by Victoria Udrea

Kalabaka

Kalabaka expands its appeal beyond Meteora by focusing on wine tourism and conference tourism.

Helsinki Earns Green Destinations Certificate

2025-03-05 by Victoria Udrea

Helsinki earned the Green Destinations Certificate, reflecting its commitment to eco-friendly tourism.

Helsinki earned the Green Destinations Certificate, reflecting its commitment to eco-friendly tourism.

Archaeological Museum of Chania to Host ArTies Pop-up Exhibition

2025-03-05 by Victoria Udrea

Archaeological Museum of Chania pop-up expo

The Archaeological Museum of Chania will feature a pop-up exhibition blending ancient history with modern art. Free entry for all.

Top U.S. Digital Detox Destinations According to SIXT

2025-03-04 by Victoria Udrea

digital detox

digital detox

Region of Central Macedonia Shines at Tourism Exhibitions in Munich, Bucharest, and Belgrade

2025-03-04 by Victoria Udrea

Region of Central Macedonia at expo

The Region of Central Macedonia participated in major global tourism exhibitions in Munich, Bucharest, and Belgrade, showcasing its unique attractions, cultural heritage, and year-round travel experiences.

Gurez Valley Is the Hidden Gem of Kashmir’s Stunning Landscapes

2025-03-03 by Victoria Udrea

Gurez Valley

Plan your Gurez Valley tour for a mix of trekking, camping, and spectacular views. Perfect for adventurers and nature lovers.

Aposelemis Dam Fills Up With Water From Lasithi Plateau

2025-03-03 by Victoria Udrea

Aposelemis Dam Fills Up

Water from the Lasithi Plateau begins flowing into Aposelemis Dam, offering a glimmer of hope for drought-stricken Crete.

How to Choose Safe and Delicious Food During Lent

2025-02-27 by Victoria Udrea

Food During Lent

The Public Health Directorate of Crete outlines food safety tips for Lent. Learn how to buy and handle seafood, preserved goods, and other traditional Lent foods.

WizzAir Adds New Route from Cluj-Napoca, Romania, to Heraklion, Crete

2025-02-20 by Victoria Udrea

Wizz Air

Starting June 17, 2025, WizzAir will offer flights from Cluj-Napoca to Heraklion, Greece, for as low as EUR 24.99.

#followgreen: Heraklion’s Trash-to-Treasure Training Camps

2025-02-20 by Victoria Udrea

#followgreen

Heraklion launches a “followgreen program,” extending recycling efforts to sports venues and schools. Learn about upcoming events for community involvement.

Heraklion Invests $1.2M in the Fight Against Potholes

2025-02-19 by Victoria Udrea

road repair plan

Heraklion launches a $1.2M road repair plan with a two-year deadline. Funded by city resources, it tackles potholes, expands sidewalks, and bolsters safety.

Hotel Employees Call for Improved Conditions Amid Wage Negotiations

2025-02-18 by Victoria Udrea

Demand for Better Working Conditions for Hotel Employees

Hotel employees demand better conditions and wage increases as tourism profits rise. Union pressures the government for stricter oversight and improved unemployment aid ahead of the new season.

7 Unique Traditions Added to Greece’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Registry

2025-02-17 by Victoria Udrea

7 Unique Traditions Added to Greece’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Registry

The Greek Ministry of Culture recently announced the addition of seven cultural elements to the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Registry.

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