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Aposelemis Dam Fills Up With Water From Lasithi Plateau

Victoria Udrea

Water from the Lasithi Plateau begins flowing into Aposelemis Dam, offering a glimmer of hope for drought-stricken Crete.

1 year ago

Where to Celebrate Koulouma in Hersonissos

Argophilia Travel News

Discover the vibrant Koulouma celebrations in Hersonissos this Clean Monday. Featuring kite flying, and events in local villages.

1 year ago

Celebrate Clean Monday by the Sea at Karavolas

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Join the City of Heraklion’s Clean Monday celebration at Karavolas by the sea! Traditional food, live music, and good vibes await.

1 year ago

Tours to PSKI: Behind the Scenes at the Cultural Conference Center of Heraklion

Iorgos Pappas

The Tours to PSKI program offers a guided exploration of the Cultural Conference Center of Heraklion on March 4, 2025.

1 year ago

Psarolakos Area of Stalis Is Getting a New Look

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The Psarolakos area of Stalis is being revamped with a €310,000 project backed by the Municipality of Hersonissos.

1 year ago

TOURISM FOR ALL 2025 Opens for Applications

Manuel Santos

TOURISM FOR ALL 2025 is now live! Applications, open until March 10, 2025, can be completed at gov.gr, vouchers.gov.gr, or Chania’s KEP offices.

1 year ago

Kite-Flying Ban Near Heraklion Airport

Iorgos Pappas

Picture this: a carefree afternoon near the airport, a kite soaring high in the sky, and… chaos in air traffic control. Sounds dramatic? It is. Heraklion Airport has officially drawn a line in the sand—or air, rather—against kite-flying in nearby neighbourhoods like Nea Alikarnassos and Karteros. The reason? Serious risks to flight safety. Those harmless […]

1 year ago

Santorini Cruise Fare Halt

Manuel Santos

Greece’s Finance Ministry reevaluates Santorini’s cruise fares after increased seismic activity disrupts plans. Here’s what that could mean for travellers.

1 year ago

Earthquake Drill at Heraklion University Hospital to Test Emergency Plans

Argophilia Travel News

Heraklion University Hospital carried out an earthquake drill early on Friday, February 21. This crucial exercise simulated an emergency evacuation scenario in response to a tremor. Staff demonstrated their ability to move patients and anyone affected by the supposed quake to safety. Temporary tents erected on the hospital’s grounds served as makeshift facilities for treating […]

1 year ago

Johann Williams Disappearance Updates

Mihaela Lica Butler

Search operations led by authorities in Crete for missing tourist Johann Wolfgang Williams, 21, face severe weather from the Coral cold front.

1 year ago

#followgreen: Heraklion’s Trash-to-Treasure Training Camps

Victoria Udrea

Heraklion launches a “followgreen program,” extending recycling efforts to sports venues and schools. Learn about upcoming events for community involvement.

1 year ago

NeaKriti Highlights Morosini Fountain’s Decline—Will Restoration Come Too Late?

Mihaela Lica Butler

NeaKriti reports mounting neglect of Heraklion’s iconic Morosini Fountain. Public outcry grows, but repairs remain in limbo.

1 year ago

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Stories of Interest

Minoa Pediada Circle of Culture Festival Papoura Hill

Minoa Pediada’s Circle of Culture Festival Returns with Focus on Papoura Hill and Byzantine Crete

2026-07-27 By Arthur Butler

The Circle of Culture Festival features archaeological tours, live music, local food, and events celebrating Crete’s cultural heritage.

Tsoutsouras Sea Access

Tsoutsouras Beach Unveils State-of-the-Art Accessible Ramp for Swimmers with Disabilities

2026-07-27 By Manuel Santos

Minoa Pediadas Mayor Vasilis Kegkeroglou, accompanied by Deputy Mayors Manolis Zampoulakis and Giannis Symianakis alongside municipal technical officers, completed an inspection of a newly operational beach accessibility ramp in the coastal town of Tsoutsouras. Located on the eastern stretch of Tsoutsouras beach in the Pourgonero district, the new infrastructure allows individuals with mobility challenges and […]

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Crete’s Tourist Bus Operators Seek Permanent Fuel Relief as Costs Continue to Climb

2026-07-27 By Iorgos Pappas

Tourist bus operators in Crete are urging Greece’s government to introduce permanent fuel tax relief, warning that rising diesel costs threaten the sustainability of tourism transport services.

Municipal Market of Chania April 26 2026

Chania Agora Merchants Facing 24 Month Legal Battle Over Increased Rents

2026-07-27 By Kostas Raptis

Shopkeepers at Chania’s historic Municipal Market are reportedly considering legal action over newly announced rents.

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Tourist from Cyprus Arrested After Sprinting Half Naked into Heraklion Military Zone

2026-07-27 By Arthur Butler

A 25-year-old tourist from Cyprus was tackled and arrested after sprinting half-naked onto a military air defense base in Heraklion.

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