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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.

$2 Million for Trails: Athletic Brewing’s Big Move for Outdoor Spaces

2024-12-13 by Victoria Udrea

Two For The Trails

Athletic Brewing Co. donates $2M through Two For The Trails to protect 170+ outdoor areas worldwide.

Delvina Olive Festival 2024: Where Flavour Meets History (And a Lot of Olives)

2024-12-12 by Victoria Udrea

AI illustration for Delvina Olive Festival 2024

Delvina Olive Festival 2024 promises to offer something memorable for everyone, whether you’re a foodie, history buff, or traveller.

Four Seasons Hinitsa Bay to Open in Porto Heli

2024-12-11 by Victoria Udrea

Four Seasons Hinitsa Bay

Four Seasons Hinitsa Bay represents more than just another resort; it’s a bold step in defining luxury travel in Greece.

Potential New Rules on Short-Term Rentals in Greece Leave Hosts and Guests Fuming

2024-12-11 by Victoria Udrea

Short-Term Rentals

Short-term rentals operating under Article 111 of Law 4446/2016 must meet specific standards to operate legally if Article 3 Specifications for short-term leased properties passes. Here’s a breakdown of what’s now on the checklist: The Mandatory Checklist: Compliance is verified via inspections conducted by Ministry of Tourism representatives or joint teams with the Independent Authority […]

Lines of Sails and Dreams Opens at Heraklion’s Municipal Art Gallery

2024-12-10 by Victoria Udrea

Lines of Sails and Dreams

Discover the captivating art of Giannis Zacharakis in his exhibit “Lines of Sails and Dreams” at Heraklion’s Municipal Art Gallery.

Possible Hermes Ludovisi Statue Unearthed Near the Acropolis

2024-12-10 by Victoria Udrea

Hermes Ludovisi

A possible marble statue resembling the Hermes Ludovisi tied to opulent Roman-era Athens, was discovered near the Acropolis.

Climate Challenge Conference Addresses Sustainability in Tourism, Urban Areas, and Education

2024-12-04 by Victoria Udrea

Stratos Fanaras

The Greek Society for the Protection of Nature (EEPF) held the “Climate Challenge” conference on Monday, November 25, at the Basil & Marina Theocharakis Foundation for Fine Arts and Music. The event focused on sustainability through the lenses of tourism, urban development, and education, emphasizing the urgency of climate crisis solutions. Key Findings and Topics […]

Aesthetic Tourism Booming in Taiwan

2024-12-03 by Victoria Udrea

Aesthetic Tourism Taiwan 12 destinations

Taiwan’s North Coast is now an aesthetic tourism destination blending natural beauty and creative expression.

Work in Greece, They Need 300,000 Workers from Other Countries

2024-12-03 by Victoria Udrea

work in Greece AI illustration

If you want to work in Greece, over 300,000 job vacancies across various sectors are waiting for skilled professionals from other countries.

Are Boozy Christmas Office Parties Dead? Gen Z Says Yes

2024-12-01 by Victoria Udrea

Christmas office parties

Sober Gen Z workers are reshaping Christmas office parties, swapping liquor-soaked events for creative and inclusive activities.

Why Vorokhta is Ukraine’s New Tourist Darling

2024-11-30 by Victoria Udrea

village of Vorokhta

Vorokhta, a charming Carpathian town, joined the UN’s Best Tourism Villages, promoting culture and nature.

Chania as a Year-Round Stopover? Aegean’s Ambitious Plan for 2025

2024-11-30 by Victoria Udrea

Aegean Airlines and Fraport Greece are betting big on Chania as a year-round destination. But are locals, nature, and infrastructure ready for the strain?

Waste in the Stream of Katsamba Sparks Outrage

2024-11-29 by Victoria Udrea

sewage in the stream of Katsamba

Waste in the stream of Katsamba sparks outrage, as neglected trash and raw sewage fuel environmental damage in Crete.

Monastiraki Minoan Palatial Center Gets Fire Safety Upgrade

2024-11-29 by Victoria Udrea

Monastiraki Minoan Palatial Center

Monastiraki Minoan Palatial Center, an archaeological wonder and pioneer in ancient innovation, gears up for modern fire protection.

Humanity Greece: Lighting Up a Nation for International Volunteer Day

2024-11-28 by Victoria Udrea

Humanity Greece partners with cities across Greece for International Volunteer Day

Humanity Greece partners with cities across Greece for International Volunteer Day. Events, lighting ceremonies, and music celebrate volunteers.

Return to Charokopou Will Take You Back in Time

2024-11-28 by Victoria Udrea

Return to Charokopou

Join “Return to Charokopou: History and Memories” on November 29, 2024, at the Harokopio University of Athens (HUA).

Romania and Bulgaria’s Endless Schengen Saga Nears Conclusion

2024-11-27 by Victoria Udrea

Schengen Zone

Romania and Bulgaria set to join the Schengen Zone by January 2025 after years of delays and political bickering.

Heraklion Fights Back Against Bad Road Repairs

2024-11-27 by Victoria Udrea

road repairs

Heraklion’s municipal administration is standing up against half-hearted road restoration efforts by utility companies. The goal is clear: protect roads from random cuts, poor-quality fixes, and dangerous potholes. Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos recently addressed this issue in a letter to Lazaros Kyrizoglou, President of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece (KEDE), and Giorgos Marinakis, President […]

Wanderlust Interiors: Bringing Global Style to Your Home

2024-11-26 by Victoria Udrea

Wanderlust Interiors

So-called ‘global’ style is a trend that’s sweeping through the world of interior design. Put simply, it involves incorporating design elements borrowed from around the world into a single home. But the effect that you ultimately get will depend on the cultures from which you’re drawing. Let’s take a look at some of the most […]

A Food Lover’s Guide to the Mediterranean

2024-11-26 by Victoria Udrea

baklava

For food lovers planning their next trip, the Mediterranean is the escape that offers unforgettable meals and vibrant local culture.

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