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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.

Spring Travel Trends 2025: Why Everyone’s Ditching Snow for Sunshine

2025-02-17 by Victoria Udrea

spring travel trends 2025

Discover the top spring travel trends 2025, as revealed by Squaremouth’s survey of 8,000 travelers: warm adventures beat snowy escapes.

50 Years of Theatre in Crete Exhibition at Chania Art Gallery

2025-02-17 by Victoria Udrea

50 Years of Theatre

50 Years of Theatre exhibition at Chania’s Municipal Art Gallery features costumes, props, and untold stories from the regional theaters.

Greece Has a New Vision for Sustainable Mountain Tourism

2025-02-17 by Victoria Udrea

Sustainable Mountain Tourism AI illustration

The Ministry of Tourism announced a new initiative to convert Greece into a sustainable mountain tourism destination.

Heraklion Carnival 2025 Kicks Off with a Treasure Hunt

2025-02-16 by Victoria Udrea

Heraklion Carnival 2025 begins

Heraklion’s Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos inaugurated the 22nd Treasure Hunt on Feb 16, uniting locals of all ages in a vibrant carnival celebration.

Kourtaliotiko Gorge Introduces Paid Access for Visitors

2025-02-15 by Victoria Udrea

Kourtaliotiko Gorge

Kourtaliotiko Gorge paid access information including entry fees, exceptions, management plans, and who benefits from this system.

Princes of Pylos: Ancient Treasures of the Bronze Age Revealed

2025-02-15 by Victoria Udrea

Princes of Pylos AI Illustration

Princes of Pylos exhibition at the Archaeological Museum of Messenia highlights Bronze Age finds like the iconic Griffin Warrior Tomb.

What to Do in Greece on Valentine’s Day

2025-02-14 by Victoria Udrea

Valentine’s Day in Greece AI illustration

Navigate Valentine’s Day in Greece, a non-traditional celebration, while balancing romance and realism with humor and sass.

Seismologist Warns About the Risks of Illegal Constructions on Santorini

2025-02-14 by Victoria Udrea

Akis Tselentis

Seismologist Akis Tselentis warns of illegal construction on Santorini’s terrain: the island’s unique morphology demands urgent action.

Cyprus Outlines Earthquake and Tsunami Measures

2025-02-08 by Victoria Udrea

Cyprus outlines earthquake and tsunami measures

Cyprus outlines earthquake and tsunami measures to protect tourists and residents in the Mediterranean region.

Crete Goes Horta Foraging to Celebrate Its Wild Edible Greens

2025-02-07 by Victoria Udrea

Crete horta foraging

A Rich Heritage Rooted in Wild Greens Crete treasures its deep connection with wild edible greens, or horta, boasting one of the broadest biodiversities worldwide. With over 120 species thriving across its dynamic landscapes—from rugged mountains to breezy coastlines—these greens form the soul of Cretan cuisine. This tradition stands out because horta isn’t tucked away […]

Chania Celebrates 50 Years of Theater (Feb 15 – Apr 30, 2025)

2025-02-06 by Victoria Udrea

50 years of theater

Experience “50 Years of Theater: A Living Archive” at Chania’s Municipal Gallery from February 15 to April 30, 2025.

Poland in InsureMyTrip’s Top 10 Most Affordable Vacation Destinations

2025-02-05 by Victoria Udrea

most affordable vacation destinations

Discover the top 10 most affordable vacation destinations for 2025, according to InsureMyTrip.

Piraeus 260 Industrial Complex to Become Athens’ New Cultural Spot

2025-02-05 by Victoria Udrea

Piraeus 260 industrial complex

The Greek Ministry of Culture and Piraeus Bank are restoring the Piraeus 260 industrial complex for €1M to turn it into a cultural hub.

How to Plan a Memorable Dinner in East Ridge, TN

2025-02-04 by Victoria Udrea

people around a dinner table

The first step in planning any great dinner is nailing the venue. East Ridge offers a mix of cozy diners, charming family-owned joints, and trendy spots.

Hospitality PR Hits the Rocks in Kalamaύka Water Crisis

2025-01-31 by Victoria Udrea

Kalamaύka, a mountainous community in Crete, battles severe water shortages for a second year.

Kalamaύka, a mountainous community in Crete, battles severe water shortages for a second year.

Kourtaliotiko Ravine Rockslide Sparks Tourism Safety Concerns

2025-01-31 by Victoria Udrea

A rockslide in Kourtaliotiko Ravine temporarily shut down traffic.

A rockslide in Kourtaliotiko Ravine temporarily shut down traffic.

€25M for Cultural Tourism in Chios

2025-01-30 by Victoria Udrea

Cultural Tourism in Chios gets a €25M boost from the Greek Ministry of Culture. AI illustration

€25 Million Smothered In Culture Cultural tourism just got a glow-up in Chios with one of Greece’s largest cultural infrastructure investments, boasting a budget comfortably north of €25 million. Over five years, the Ministry of Culture has gone all out, aiming to combine ancient history with 21st-century efficiency. And yes, that includes some energy-saving wizardry. […]

Wedding Tourism in Greece Is Gaining Momentum, and Here’s Why

2025-01-30 by Victoria Udrea

Greece wedding tourism AI illustration

Thinking about tying the knot in Greece? Prepare for a wedding that’ll make your friends secretly hate you (in the best way). Greece isn’t just a backdrop—it’s the main event. Whether cliffside vows in Santorini or a glamorous bash in Mykonos, this country knows how to do weddings right. From jaw-dropping sunsets to ancient vibes […]

10th International Olive Oil Competition Coming to Chania – May 2025

2025-01-30 by Victoria Udrea

International Olive Oil Competition in Chania, Crete

Chania welcomes the 10th International Olive Oil Competition, May 8-10, 2025. Local leaders unite to spotlight Greece’s olive oil heritage.

Chrysostom Street Multi-space: A Cultural Hotspot Breathing New Life into Art

2025-01-30 by Victoria Udrea

Heraklion culture hotspot illustration

Heraklion’s newest culture hotspot, the Municipal Gallery’s Multi-Cultural Center, a multi-use event space, is a must-visit.

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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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Safety Review Pushes Drastic Measures for Krasi’s Plane Tree

2025-12-01 By Kostas Raptis

Krasi’s ancient plane tree may undergo drastic pruning after a new study cites safety risks.

Heraklion Airport handled an early bomb alert with calm precision; the flight to Athens departed safely.

Heraklion Airport Bomb Scare Handled Swiftly

2025-12-01 By Kostas Raptis

Full security protocols followed after a bomb threat at Heraklion Airport; nothing suspicious found.

Crete Refuses to Do Winter Again

2025-11-30 By Argophilia Travel News

If November had a personality, this year it would be that friend who shows up late, dressed for a party you did not invite them to, and insists everything is fine. Because on the very last day of the month, Crete decided to cancel winter entirely and deliver temperatures that felt suspiciously like early spring. […]

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