Samaria Gorge safety gets a serious upgrade, with new three weather stations, live weather alerts, and free helmets.
Crete
US Students Tackle the Future of Kastelli
US students from SUNY ESF and the Hellenic Mediterranean University converge on Crete to explore applied sustainability and the future of Kastelli’s new airport.
Pankritio Stadium Gets UEFA-Standard Facelift
Pankritio Stadium receives a major UEFA upgrade as Heraklion’s officials push technical works to host Greece’s national football team friendlies in June.
€816,982 to Deliver a New Ferry Service Ramp in Agia Roumeli
Construction of the new passenger ferry service ramp in Agia Roumeli is expected to be completed by February 2026.
Samaria Gorge Reopening Welcomed 1,251 Visitors on May 6
Samaria Gorge reopening drew 1,251 visitors on May 6, 2025. OFYPEKA enforces strict rules for safety and nature protection, while local leaders voice concerns over park management.
Excursion to Katomeria: A Sunday Adventure Through Rethymno’s Hidden Villages
Discover the villages of Pangalochori, Asteri, Chamalevri, and Stavromenos, with guided tours, local history, and family-friendly culture.
Heraklion Tourism at the 8th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum
At the 8th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum in May 2025, Heraklion’s Deputy Mayor Giannis Agrimanakis showcased Heraklion tourism, highlighting the port’s strategic position, the city’s layered history, and upcoming infrastructure.
Koumoulia Ceramics Invites You to Art Therapy with Pottery
Art Therapy with Pottery by Koumoulia Ceramics offers a four-session workshop in Heraklion that blends emotional expression and creative introspection.
Agios Nicholas Prepares to Welcome 49 Cruise Ships This Season
Agios Nicholas prepares to welcome 49 cruise ships—a 20% increase. Local officials attended the Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum in Heraklion, seeking to cement Agios Nicholas as a major cruise stop.
Heraklion Airport Arrivals Break Records in April 2025
According to airport and tourism officials, Heraklion Airport arrivals surged by 20.65% in April 2025. Early figures signal a robust start to Crete’s tourism season.
SEA Denounces Environmental Crimes at Pachia Ammos
A scathing chapter of environmental crimes unfolds at Pachia Ammos as SEA raises the alarm over unauthorized construction by DEYACH.
Old Chania Market’s Never-Ending Restoration Saga
The Old Chania Market renovation project has missed multiple deadlines and is now resetting its sights on summer 2026.
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