Licensed tourist guides in Crete warn that illegal tours are growing, threatening visitor safety, historical accuracy, and the island’s tourism reputation.
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€2 Million Boost for Malevizi’s Rural Roads Opens New Opportunities for Farmers and Visitors
Malevizi has secured €2 million to improve rural roads, benefiting farmers while making Crete’s inland villages more accessible to visitors.
Why One-Third of Foreign Homebuyers Are Buying Up Crete in 2026
Crete tops Greece as the favorite destination for foreign holiday home buyers in 2026, thanks to competitive prices, sea views, and year-round appeal.
Crete’s VOAK Delay Costs Taxpayers 97 Million Euros
The Ministry of Infrastructure approved a 97 million euro compensation for the BOAK Hersonissos-Neapoli section due to state delays.
Residents Report Flea Infestation in Heraklion Neighborhoods
Residents of the Mastaba area in Heraklion report a sudden flea infestation over the past week, specifically around “Romantiki Gonia.”
18-Year-Old Arrested After Migrant Boat Carrying 34 People Reaches Gavdos
Greek authorities arrested an 18-year-old South Sudanese national after rescuing 34 migrants near Gavdos.
British Cruise Passenger Dies After Medical Emergency in Chania
A 79-year-old British cruise passenger died after being found unconscious aboard a cruise ship in Chania.
German Child Rescued After Drifting Offshore on Inflatable Ring at Ligres Beach
An 8-year-old German boy was safely rescued after drifting offshore on an inflatable ring at Ligres Beach in southern Crete.
Apokoronas Raises First Blue Flag of the Season, Celebrating Years of Coastal Progress
Apokoronas has raised its first Blue Flag of the season in Kavros, celebrating a decade of progress that has increased the municipality’s award-winning beaches from six to seventeen.
Asterousia Isn’t Becoming Another Resort. That’s Exactly the Point.
UNESCO recognition, hiking trails, local products and 382 monuments are helping southern Crete build a future without selling its soul.
Greece Launches “Catch and Burn” Program Paying Fishermen 5.33€ to Collect Toxic Pufferfish
The Ministry of Agriculture is launching a pilot program to pay fishermen for catching the invasive pufferfish. The catch? You can’t eat it, sell it, or keep it. You hand it over, get paid, and the government burns it.
Breaking: Hotels Discover That Discounts Reduce Revenue
Crete’s tourism industry is having another one of those seasons where everyone claims to be happy while checking the accounting spreadsheets.
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