Panagia Kamariani in Crete draws pilgrims on August 15, blending faith, tradition, and the glow of candles in honor of the Virgin Mary.
Pilgrimage to the Panagitsa of Mastabas
On August 15, pilgrims fill the Panagitsa of Mastabas in Heraklion, honoring the Dormition of the Virgin Mary with prayer and tradition.
Panagiás tou Chárou in Lipsi Celebrates Virgin Mary on August 23
Lipsi’s Panagiás tou Chárou festival, August 23–25, blends faith, a miracle of lilies, music, and feasts in the heart of the Dodecanese.
Stop Throwing Dinner in the Bin — Chania Pushes Back on Food Waste
Chania urges households to cut food waste with simple storage and cooking tips. Less waste means more money in your pocket and fewer kilos in the landfill.
Andros Moves Fast to Tackle Severe Water Shortages
Andros faces one of its driest summers — emergency desalination units are now central to keeping taps running.
Orea Crete Is the Island’s New Sustainable Tourist Program
Orea Crete is a fresh initiative linking tourism with tradition through teaching farms, scenic trails, and hands-on workshops.
The Donkeys Are Gone
Once the heartbeat of village life, Crete’s donkeys are disappearing. This is their story — and ours.
How to Create a Farm in Crete, From Dream to Harvest
To create a farm in Crete, newcomers must first outwit the island’s paperwork hydra.
New Tourist Fines in Europe’s Most Sought-After Destinations
Tourists across Europe in 2025 face stricter regulations and tourist fines in Greece, Spain, Italy, Portugal, and France.
Bulgaria’s Euro Adoption Unlocks New Tourism Opportunities
Bulgaria’s euro adoption will take effect in January 2026, introducing easier travel and payment for tourists.
Azora Acquires 50.1% Stake in Donkey Hotels
At the end of July, Azora acquired a 50.1% stake in Donkey Hotels. The partnership aims to grow a high-quality hospitality platform in Greece.
Sitia Brings Back the Legendary Kakavia Feast
The city of Sitia invites food lovers to the 2025 Kakavia Festival, reviving the record-setting seafood tradition by serving the world’s largest Kakavia soup.
Koprivshtitsa Folk Festival 2025 Welcomes Over 6000 Performers
Koprivshtitsa Folk Festival 2025 welcomes over 6000 artists from across Bulgaria for its 13th edition from August 8 to 10.
36,000+ Short-term Rental Properties Fuel Tourism Boom in Crete
Crete now tops Greece in short-term rentals with over 36,000 listings. Learn what property owners need to know about legal rules.
Tourists Break the Billion-Dollar Barrier Shopping for Souvenirs in Türkiye
Türkiye has shattered its souvenir spending record with visitors spending over $1 billion in early 2025, according to the Turkish Statistical Institute.
Strong Winds Shut Down the Athens National Garden
Strong winds force the closure of Athens’ National Garden by municipal order. Learn which regions are most affected, what to expect, and how officials are responding to prevent accidents.
Tatoi History and Nature Revival Announced
Tatoi’s vast royal property, once the country retreat of kings, is now crowned as one of the nation’s longest-running DIY projects. Between burned-out gardens, bold plans, and the occasional aristocratic tomato plot, Tatoi’s history and nature blend in a way that will either leave you captivated and inspired—or wondering how long it takes to restore […]
Tourist Buses in Heraklion Move to Ephesus Street
As of November 1, 2025, the City Council plans to shift bus stops from Demokratias Avenue to Efesou Street.
Greece: 862,920 Euros for Digital Tourism Innovation
The Ministry of Digital Governance will introduce the “Blossoming Routes” project as part of Greece’s Digital Transformation 2021-2027 initiative.
How Greek Hotel Performance Impacts Travelers’ Experience
Hotel performance in Greece during the first half of 2025 shows mixed results.
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