Agora Restaurant Group reveals plans to open a third Mediterranean restaurant in Maryland, at One Bethesda Metro Center in spring 2026
Papoura Hill Saga Continues: Archeologists Demand Saving the Minoan Monument
Papoura Hill saga continues in Crete as archaeologists, locals, and officials clash over the fate of precious Minoan ruins in Kastelli.
Cretan Cuisine Festival Coming to Malevizi on August 3
The Cretan Cuisine Festival returns August 3, 2025, thanks to the Association, Region of Crete, Malevizi Municipality, and local groups.
Eleftherias Square Renovation Nears Completion
Eleftherias Square in Heraklion is nearing completion, with 95% of its renovation finished, according to Deputy Mayor Giorgos Sisamakis.
WHO Alert for Europe as Chikungunya Mosquito-Borne Virus Spreads
WHO warns about the spread of chikungunya disease, a mosquito-borne virus that causes fever and joint pain, now detected in France and Italy.
Why Galatas Palace Got Skipped for UNESCO Listing
Manos Lambrakis uncovers the political motives behind the deliberate exclusion of the Galatas Palace from the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Sanctuary of Dodona Prepares for Bouleuterion Restoration Works This Year
The restoration of the Bouleuterion at the Sanctuary of Dodona safeguards a major archaeological monument and enhances the visitor experience.
Amari Receives €600,000 for Rebuilding After Devastating Fires
Amari secures €600,000 for the restoration of infrastructure and civil protection equipment following the devastating fires of August 2024.
New Heat Wave in Greece from Today Until Next Sunday
The Hellenic National Meteorological Service forecasts a new heat wave across Greece from July 21-27, 2025.
Lyttos Archaeological Site Brings Crete’s History to Life
The Lyttos archaeological site in Crete, explored by an international team since 2020 under Professor Angelos Chaniotis, showcases ruins from the Minoan to Roman eras.
European Bike Trail Makes Headlines
Discover the European bike trail along the Moselle River, connecting Luxembourg, Germany, and France.
Surprising Holiday Habits of Sweeds
Swedes on vacation shed routine and reveal unexpected behaviors, from family bonding to breaking unspoken rules.
Museum Visitor Numbers in Greece Surge
Visitors to museums in Greece experienced a sharp increase in March 2025, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority.
Seven in Ten Greeks Are Eyeing Wellness and Sports Trips This Year
Stressed-out souls want nature, rest, and a break from regular life. Travelers set strict spending limits, most unwilling to go beyond €500.
New Short-Term Rental Rules in Greece: How to Avoid Getting Fined by AADE
Find out what Greece’s AADE short-term rental rules mean for owners and managers as of 2025.
Minos Palace Resort Is Crete’s Newest Longevity Hideout
Bluegr Hotels & Resorts opened Nao at Minos Palace Resort in Crete—Greece’s boldest longevity hub, blending ancient wisdom with new science under expert medical guidance.
SEVITEL Calls for Strict Laws to Curb Greek Olive Oil Surplus
Greek Olive Oil producers face fierce challenges in 2025 as SEVITEL reveals a massive surplus, falling prices, and weak demand.
Five Vestiges of Light and Memory Are Now Part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Greece
Explore five traditions of Greece included in the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage by the Ministry of Culture in 2025.
Travel Alert: First West Nile Virus Cases Detected in Greece for 2025
The National Public Health Organization (EODY) reports first West Nile virus cases in Greece for 2025 in Attica.
Four Emblematic Monuments in Thessaloniki to Get Lightning Protection
The Ministry of Culture in Greece launches advanced lightning protection projects at four UNESCO-listed landmarks in Thessaloniki.
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