Greek tourism faces a 290,000-person labor gap. Maybe we should start cloning waiters instead of bottling olive oil.
Crete Still Rolls Its Own
Crete’s hand-rolled cigarette tradition endures — tobacco, skill, and stories passed from old hands to new.
Messara, Between Silence and Salt
Messara, the fertile plain of southern Crete, stretches between mountains and sea — quiet, ancient, and full of life.
A Cretan Rainstorm
From a Cretan storm to soaked tourists and one annoyed dog, Phil observes how the island reacts to weather like it is a miracle and a tragedy at once.
Greece Invests €1.09 Million to Protect Wildlife in Archaeological Sites
Greece’s Culture and Environment Ministries launch BIAS II with €1.09m funding to document and protect biodiversity in archaeological sites.