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.
Cretan Spiders Don’t Care About Your Fear
Arachnid Encounters: Fact Over Fear You’ve unpacked your sandals, poured your first glass of raki, and stretched under the Cretan sun—only to spot a long-legged creature dangling from a patio beam. Cue the frantic Google search: “Spiders in Crete – are they dangerous?” Let’s unravel that web of worry, sweet traveler. While Crete is home […]
70-Year-Old Man Dies at Goudouras Beach
A 70-year-old local man lost his life near Papoura Hill at Goudouras Beach on Tuesday morning in 2025.
Why Brits Still Flock to Crete
Crete is familiar. It’s safe. It’s where they know how to navigate without translation apps or worry,” said a hotel manager in Agios Nikolaos.
Cockroaches Take Over Crete as Waste Crisis Festers
Overflowing trash and poor sanitation have led to a surge in cockroach sightings across Crete, affecting hotels, homes, and even the airport.
Over 2,000 Beehives Destroyed in Selino Wildfire
More than 2,000 beehives destroyed by fire in Selino, Chania, leaving local beekeepers in crisis. Chania Beekeepers Association urges donations to help those who lost their livelihood.
Vietnam Hopes to Attract More Russian Tourists Again
Vietnam is pulling out all the stops to lure Russian tourists, with direct flights, relaxed visa rules, and ambitious targets to nearly double arrivals.
Svilosa Landslide in Balchik Ongoing Risks and Safety Warnings
The Svilosa landslide near Balchik poses a significant danger, as confirmed by a July 18 inspection by local and state experts.
Bulgaria’s Summer Tourism Revenue Powers Hospitality Amid Staff Shortages
Bulgarian hotels rely on the summer season for 70% of tourism income, says the Bulgarian Association of Professionals in Hotel Management.
How to Care for Animals’ Needs During Summer Heat
Pay close attention to animals’ needs during hot weather. Learn practical steps to protect pets and stray animals from heatwaves.
Samsonite Launches New Campaign Featuring John Turturro
Samsonite, the legendary travel brand, released its latest campaign on July 23, 2025, starring John Turturro in classic New York settings.
Greek Museums, Sites, and Monuments Celebrate August Full Moon with Free Events
August Full Moon 2025: Tourists and locals receive free entry to 114 archaeological sites, museums, and monuments across Greece, along with guided tours, from August 8 to 13.
The Struggle to Protect the Papoura Hill Minoan Monument Continues
The Papoura Hill Minoan monument drew overwhelming local opposition when plans for radar installation threatened its preservation.
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