According to Cyprus Mail, Cyprus air connectivity is returning after flight resumptions from Britain and Lufthansa Group, boosting tourism confidence.
Reopening of Chania Market Now Closer Than It Was Last Year
Chania Municipal Market in Crete is once again nearing reopening in 2026 after years of delays, studies, regulations, and announcements promising the same result.
Apokoronas Opens Cultural Bridge With Boston
Apokoronas approves twinning with Boston Waterfront, aiming to boost diaspora travel, cultural tourism, and local development ties.
What Women Should Know When Traveling Alone in Crete
Traveling alone in Crete can be safe and rewarding for women. This Women’s Day feature explores safety tips, local culture, and practical advice for visiting the island in 2026.
Vilnius Turns Into a Giant Craft Market for Kaziukas Fair
For three days in early March, the center of Vilnius stops looking like a capital city and becomes a living museum of Baltic tradition. The Kaziukas Fair, held this year from March 6 to March 8, has once again taken over the Lithuanian capital, turning nearly five kilometers of central streets into one of the […]
FedHATTA Reports Frozen Market But No Panic Yet
FedHATTA says bookings continue despite Middle East tensions, but travel agencies admit the market has frozen as tourism waits for clearer signals.
Fashion Meets Art at the Benaki Museum
The exhibition You Are What You Wear opens at the Benaki Museum, celebrating fashion, art, and the legacy of designer Sophia Kokosalaki.
Global Tourism Projects Honored for Sustainability at ITB Berlin
Green Destinations honored global tourism initiatives at ITB Berlin 2026, showcasing projects that protect ecosystems, support communities, and promote responsible travel.
Ancient Kassope Archaeological Site Upgraded for Accessible Tourism
A Historic City Above the Ionian Sea Perched high on the western slopes of Mount Zalongo, the ancient city of Kassope has always commanded attention. Founded in the 4th century BC, the city occupied a strategic plateau about 550 meters above sea level, giving its inhabitants sweeping views over the surrounding plains and the Ionian […]
Health Tourism Moves Into the Mainstream
Siyka Katsarova, Marina Lalli, Frank Halmos and Csilla Mezosi discuss longevity and prevention in the Medical & Health Tourism Pavilion at ITB Berlin 2026.
Art Returns to Heraklion’s Venetian Walls
Nineteen large-scale digital reproductions from the Municipal Gallery of Heraklion are now displayed at Saint George Gate on the Venetian Walls.
14th Pancretan Forum Connects Farms and Hotels Again
The 14th Pancretan Forum on March 7, at DEKK Gournes, strengthens links between Cretan producers and hotels, boosting local supply chains.
Middle East Tourism Faces 27% Drop
Tourism in the Middle East could fall by up to 27% in 2026 as conflict disrupts air travel and weakens travel confidence.
Crete Region Seeks 25 Year Control of Gournes Exhibition Center
The Region of Crete proposes investing €10 million to renovate the International Exhibition Center in Gournes in exchange for a 25 year concession.
Papoura Excavations Reach 75% Ahead of Supreme Court Hearing
Archaeological works at Papoura reach 75 percent completion as the case over nearby aviation systems heads to Greece’s Supreme Court.
Why the Balkans Travel With a Bag of Sunflower Seeds Instead of Protein Bars
In the Balkans, road trips mean sunflower seeds, open windows, and shared laughter. A cultural ritual that makes travel slower and more fun.
Crete European Gastronomic Region 2026 and the Strategic Dakos Era
Crete earns European Gastronomic Region 2026 status, launches a gift competition, and embraces a bold new strategic food horizon.
Cretan Mountain Tea Benefits and How to Drink It
Cretan mountain tea, known as malotira, is a traditional herbal infusion with digestive, immune and anti-inflammatory benefits. Here is what to know before you brew it.
Government Backs Down on Koufonissi Beach Leasing Plan
Government withdraws plan to lease Koufonissi beaches after backlash, raising fresh concerns over privatizing protected coastline.
Crete’s Olive Oil Season Ends with Heavy Losses in the East
Crete’s olive oil harvest fell sharply this year, with eastern regions seeing losses up to 80%, while western Crete recorded better results.
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