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Crete
ASEP Announces 43 Permanent Civil Aviation Posts Including Six in Crete
ASEP’s 3K/2026 proclamation opens 43 permanent Civil Aviation positions, including six posts at Heraklion and Sitia airports.
Crete Declares German Tourism Surge After Stuttgart and Hamburg Exhibitions
Following participation in two German travel fairs, Crete officials predict strong visitor growth and year-round tourism expansion.
Rethymno Carnival 2026 Promises Safety, 350 Buses and 120 Volunteers
With increased security measures, hundreds of bus routes and organized parking, Rethymno prepares for the grand Carnival parade on February 22.
Fire Contained at Hotel Under Construction in Sitia With No Injuries Reported
Three fire engines responded to a blaze in a hotel room under construction in Sitia. The fire was quickly contained and no injuries were reported.
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 Hit by 121 km/h Wind Gusts as Temperatures Climb Above 17°C
Wind gusts reached 121 km/h in eastern Crete while temperatures exceeded 17°C. Travel disruptions and local power cuts reported.
Heraklion Taxi Owners Launch 48 Hour Strike Over Article 52
Heraklion taxi owners begin a 48-hour strike at the airport over Article 52 of the Transport bill, citing unfair competition and market distortion.
Knossou Avenue Was Never Dark
From BOAK bridge to Venizeleio Hospital, lights shine. Understanding the gyratory system remains optional.
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.
Local Authorities Respond to New Arrivals in Southern Crete
Small boats with migrants continue to arrive on Crete’s southern coast amid favorable weather, with local authorities managing arrivals without impact on tourism.
Crete Tourism Season Starts Early as Hotels and Flights Ramp Up
Crete enters the new tourism season from early April, with hotels reopening sooner, strong bookings, expanded UK flights, and hiring in full swing.
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