Boosting Tourism with Visa-Free Travel Romania, a member of the European Union, now permits visa-free travel for citizens of 88 countries, including Schengen countries, the UAE, the UK, and the US. This policy makes Romania more accessible, positioning it as an attractive destination for international travellers. The ease of entry enables visitors to explore Romania’s […]
Croatia’s Vineyard Tops Europe’s Scenic List
A study examining over 20,000 Google reviews has determined the most picturesque destinations. While vineyards focus on producing quality wines, their setting among rolling hills and sunlit landscapes adds to their charm. Europe is abundant with these scenic vineyards, perfect for wine tasting and photography. DFDS Study on Scenic Vineyards Using an analysis method that […]
Aegean Airlines Hits Record Passenger Traffic in Q2 2024
In Q2, Aegean Airlines transported 4.4 million passengers, an 8% rise from the previous year.
teamLab Planets TOKYO Wins Guinness World Record for Visitor Numbers
teamLab Planets has been recognized by GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ as the most visited museum dedicated to a single art group.
Water Shortage: Minoa Pediada Declares State of Emergency
Minoa Pediada’s declaration of a state of emergency underscores the severity of the water crisis in Crete and the immediate need for action.
Numo Mykonos Opened in Q2 2024
Building on the success of Numo Ierapetra in Crete, Numo Hotels & Resorts unveiled in open in Q2 2024 its next venture: Numo Mykonos.
Bucharest: Sânzienele la Muzeul Satului
On June 24, “Dimitrie Gusti” National Village Museum hosts an enchanting Sânziene celebration with free entry for visitors in traditional attire.
TUI Extends Travel Season in Crete, Rhodes, Kos
TUI has remarkably extended the travel season on the captivating Greek islands of Crete, Rhodes, and Kos this year.
Cycladic Late Night at the Museum in Athens This June 27
Spend your June 27 at Cycladic Late Night in Athens’ Museum of Cycladic Art for a night of captivating art, live events, and much more.
Athens National Garden Closed Amid Severe Weather Conditions
Severe weather has closed the Athens National Garden today. Check for updates on reopening times to plan your future visit safely.
Thailand Introduces Five-Year Digital Nomad Visa
Launched on June 1, the ‘Destination Thailand Visa’ (DTV) allows remote workers to reside in the country for up to five years.
Crete Welcomes Tourists Seeking a Refuge from the Unusual Heat
As temperatures soar to an unusual high of 108 degrees Fahrenheit in Crete (42° Celsius), tourists are flocking to the picturesque hillsides, and the hospitality industry is thriving. Many luxury hotels are fully booked as the summer vacation season begins, with prices reflecting this increased demand. For June, the ultra-luxurious Elounda Beach Hotel in northern […]
IKEA’s Impact on Romania’s Forests
IKEA’s suppliers benefit from Romania’s corrupt environment, leading to alarming deforestation in the country.
Historic Hotels of Cyprus Label Launched
The Cypriot Ministry of Tourism has unveiled the exclusive ‘Historic Hotels of Cyprus’ label to showcase Cyprus’s heritage..
Riyadh Air Enlists Ashi for Stylish Cabin Crew Uniforms
Riyadh Air has enlisted Saudi Arabian fashion designer Ashi to craft its inaugural cabin crew fashion line.
TUI Group Steps in with Dertour to Aid FTI Touristik Customers
TUI Group and Dertour are helping FTI Touristik customers after the tour operator declared bankruptcy this week.
World’s First DJI Drone Delivery on Everest
In a groundbreaking collaboration he world’s first successful DJI drone delivery trials on Mount Everest (Mount Qomolangma) completed in April.
Will Crete Become the European Region of Gastronomy 2026?
An international jury is reviewing Crete’s unique cuisine and culture for the European Region of Gastronomy 2026 title.
Türkiye Aims to Become a Top 3 World Destination by 2028
By extending the tourism season and other methods, Türkiye is poised to become one of the top three global vacation destinations by 2028.
Psiloritis Mountain Snow Melts Early, Signaling a Scorching Summer Ahead
Early snowmelt on Psiloritis Mountain hints at a blazing summer and water scarcity crisis in Crete, affecting agriculture and consumption.
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