From jewelry and home charms to quiet rituals of protection, the Greek belief in the evil eye, mati, remains deeply woven into culture, travel, and everyday life.
Healing Journey Thailand Sets the Tone for a New Era of Luxury Travel
Healing Journey Thailand launches on January 13, 2026, positioning Thailand as a leading destination for luxury travel.
Why Greeks Put a Coin Inside the Vasilopita
The story behind the Vasilopita coin, from Saint Basil and miracles to why Greeks still slice cake for luck every New Year.
Pomegranates and New Year’s Luck in Greek Tradition
Rich in symbolism and history, the pomegranate plays a central role in Greek New Year customs, from antiquity to modern family homes.
Greek Thermal Tourism Reinvents Itself — And Younger Travelers Are Paying Attention
Greek thermal tourism evolves into a modern wellness experience, with Loutraki emerging as a year-round destination for younger visitors.
Do Snails Feel Pain? What Science Says — and What It Means for Tradition and Taste
Studies suggest snails can learn, remember, and respond to harmful stimuli. What science says about pain, intelligence, and Cretan food traditions.
Greek Honey Is an Ecosystem in a Jar
Greek honey reflects a vast beekeeping tradition, supporting ecosystems, rural communities, and biodiversity while offering proven nutritional benefits.
Rethymno Farmers Turn Protest Into a Community Table
Livestock farmers in Rethymno staged a symbolic protest by boiling and sharing meat with citizens, and donating over one ton of meat to local soup kitchens.
Arkalochori Earthquake Victims Still Live in Temporary Housing
Four years after the earthquake, families in Arkalochori still live in temporary housing, facing bureaucracy and delayed aid.
Cannubi by Umberto Bombana Earns Thailand’s First Michelin Star for Italian Cuisine
Cannubi by Umberto Bombana becomes the first Italian restaurant in Thailand to earn a Michelin star.
Lappa Avocados of Argyroupoli: From Crete’s Soil to Natural Oils, Cosmetics, and Local Delights
In Argyroupoli, Crete, Lappa Avocado turns local avocado harvests into oils, cosmetics, and artisanal products rooted in place and tradition.
How Cretans Decorate Their Homes for Christmas
Cretan Christmas decoration is modest, warm, and inward-focused. Homes favor soft lights, simple trees, food, and quiet preparation over spectacle.
Heraklion’s Missing Christmas Castle Reaches City Council
The absence of Heraklion’s Christmas Castle from Eleftherias Square reaches the City Council, as plans emerge for a future festive village near the Venetian Walls.
Vasilopita, the Cake That Opens the Greek New Year
Learn what Vasilopita is, why Greeks bake it for New Year, and how the hidden coin became a symbol of luck and shared fortune.
Heraklion’s Historic Chronaki House to Become the Museum of Cretan Weaving and Folklore
The historic Chronaki House in Heraklion was officially handed over to the Lyceum of Greek Women, set to become a Museum of Cretan Weaving and Folklore.
Apparently, Christmas Is a Competitive Sport Now
A new data-driven study ranks the world’s top Christmas tour destinations for 2025, with Europe dominating and London leading the list.
Santa Gang 2025 Brings Christmas Role-Play to Chania Harbor
Santa Gang 2025 turns Chania’s Venetian harbor into a Christmas role-playing game, delighting children with Santa, villains, and festive fun.
Christmas Pet Festival Returns to Heraklion
The Christmas Pet Festival returns to Heraklion on December 21, bringing families together for a pet-friendly celebration supporting stray animal care.
Tourism Sector Shows Strong Hiring Outlook for 2026
New ManpowerGroup data shows strong hiring prospects in Tourism for early 2026, while the Ministry’s plan to reduce ASTER/ASTEK studies to 3 years sparks industry concern.
The Sorcova Ritual in Romania
Sorcova is a Romanian New Year custom where children bless adults with decorated basil sticks, mixing humor, folklore, and childhood magic.
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