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Amari’s 3M Euro Plan to Revamp Road Access to Psiloritis

Iorgos Pappas

Amari’s 3M Euro proposals aim to transform access to pastoral areas—behind-the-scenes insights on funding, priorities, and future growth.

1 year ago

The Cruise Industry Heads to Crete for PSTF 2025

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PSTF 2025 in Heraklion, Crete, on 6–7 May, will explore sustainable cruise strategies with global leaders in the Eastern Mediterranean.

1 year ago

Map Routes Tours Uncover Heraklion’s Voltone Gate

Iorgos Pappas

Discover historic churches and the iconic Voltone Gate in Heraklion on 8 March with the Map Routes tours—free guided walks led by experts.

1 year ago

Illegal Activities Threaten the Carob Forest of Tris Ekklisies

Iorgos Pappas

Serious allegations of illegal logging and tree damage have emerged at the Carob Forest of Trian Ekklisies in Southern Crete.

1 year ago

Major Urban Renewal in Agia Triada

Iorgos Pappas

Heraklion’s historic Agia Triada neighbourhood is set for a much-needed facelift, turning Delimarkou Street into a pedestrian-friendly zone while preserving its heritage. The project, costing over €1.26 million, aims to bring utility and aesthetic appeal to this cherished area. At the project launch, Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos shared his enthusiasm, describing the overarching goal: “This redevelopment […]

1 year ago

Crete Hotel Pre-Bookings Signal a Record 2025 Tourist Season

Mihaela Lica Butler

The countdown to Crete’s 2025 tourist season has begun with plenty of optimism. Hotels in Hersonissos and Rethymno are set to open by mid-April, rolling out the red carpet for their first influx—predominantly French and German travellers. Based on current pre-booking numbers, the island seems poised for a banner year, provided no wild surprises ruin […]

1 year ago

Thrapsano Roads Flooded, Mayor Kegeroglou Demands Action

Iorgos Pappas

Unrelenting rainfall in Minoa Pediada turned parts of the region into a mess, with Thrapsano facing the brunt of the storm. The road leading to Apostoli village became impassable, with water stretching across the pavement’s width. Authorities had no choice but to shut it down to prevent further chaos. Meanwhile, other roads in the municipality […]

1 year ago

Massive Beach Cleanup Party in Chania

Manuel Santos

Ecogenia, Save Your Hood, and the Municipality of Chania will host a voluntary beach cleanup initiative on March 9.

1 year ago

Geórgiou Chliavóra Violin Recital in Heraklion

Argophilia Travel News

Catch Geórgiou Chliavóra live in Heraklion on March 8 in a stunning violin recital spanning Bach to contemporary Papanas.

1 year ago

Posidonia Meadows Restoration: Crete Steps Up for Marine Conservation

Mihaela Lica Butler

Crete participated in the Interreg Euro-MED ARTEMIS project workshop on Posidonia meadows restoration, exploring innovative solutions and preservation strategies in Sitia.

1 year ago

Archaeological Museum of Chania to Host ArTies Pop-up Exhibition

Victoria Udrea

The Archaeological Museum of Chania will feature a pop-up exhibition blending ancient history with modern art. Free entry for all.

1 year ago

Chania Municipal Market to Open in October?

Mihaela Lica Butler

Chania Municipal Market faces delays caused by archeological discoveries and construction mishaps, and the reopening keeps getting pushed back.

1 year ago

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Stories of Interest

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18-Year-Old Arrested After Migrant Boat Carrying 34 People Reaches Gavdos

2026-07-14 By Kostas Raptis

Greek authorities arrested an 18-year-old South Sudanese national after rescuing 34 migrants near Gavdos.

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British Cruise Passenger Dies After Medical Emergency in Chania

2026-07-14 By Kostas Raptis

A 79-year-old British cruise passenger died after being found unconscious aboard a cruise ship in Chania.

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German Child Rescued After Drifting Offshore on Inflatable Ring at Ligres Beach

2026-07-14 By Manuel Santos

An 8-year-old German boy was safely rescued after drifting offshore on an inflatable ring at Ligres Beach in southern Crete.

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Apokoronas Raises First Blue Flag of the Season, Celebrating Years of Coastal Progress

2026-07-13 By Kostas Raptis

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.

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Asterousia Isn’t Becoming Another Resort. That’s Exactly the Point.

2026-07-12 By Iorgos Pappas

UNESCO recognition, hiking trails, local products and 382 monuments are helping southern Crete build a future without selling its soul.

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