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The Exhibition “Not more than 10 people” Runs Thru the17th in Paleochora

Phil Butler

Silvia Forrer’s exhibition “Not more than 10 people” has been extended at the Art Flow Gallery Paleochora in Chania Prefecture.

4 years ago

Toplou Monastery to Get Much Needed Upgrades

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According to the Greek Ministry of Development and Investment, Sitia’s Toplou Monastery will receive much needed upgrades.

4 years ago

Arkalochori Quake Situation Stable But Inclement Weather Adds Pressure

Phil Butler

Arkalochori and surrounding villages in Heraklion Prefecture of Crete continue to be rattled by the aftershocks of the recent 6.0 magnitude earthquake that his last week. The situation for thousands of people is stable but according to officials, untenable for the immediate future.  Within the past 48 hours, at least five aftershocks of magnitudes of […]

4 years ago

Kissamos Municipality Begins Arkalochori Aid Drive Today

Phil Butler

In the wake of the earthquakes at Arkalochori in Heraklion Prefecture, the Municipality of Kissamos has begun an aid drive.

4 years ago

Sitia Prefecture Mobilizes to Help Arkalochori Quake Victims

Phil Butler

Sitia citizens, businesses, and officials organize to send aid to fellow Cretans in hard hit Arkalochori, in neighboring Heraklion Prefecture.

4 years ago

Letter From Arkalochori: Prayer for a Dawning Day

Aleksandr Shatskih

A touching and inspirational letter from earthquake struck Arkalochori village in the heart of Crete island.

4 years ago

French Artist Anne Bronner’s Love of Crete Inspires Beautiful Travel Books

Aleksandr Shatskih

An interview and profile of French artist Anne Bronner, and her love for Crete Island as an inspiration for her work.

4 years ago

Crete Hit for Second Consecutive Day by Severe 5.3 Magnitude Earthquake

Phil Butler

Crete is rocked for the second consecutive day by a severe earthquake of 5.3 magnitude as aftershocks from yesterday increase in intensity.

4 years ago

Crete’s Capital of Heraklion Shaken by 6.2 Magnitude Earthquake [Updates]

Phil Butler

A magnitude 6.2 earthquake hit Crete this morning according to the earliest reports from the European Mediterranean Seismological Center.

4 years ago

The Heraklion Gastronomy Festival Opens Today at the Venetian Harbor

Phil Butler

Friday September 24th – Monday the 27th, locals and visitors to Crete can enjoy the Heraklion Gastronomy Festival at the Venetian Harbor.

4 years ago

90 of Europe’s Oldest Breed – Kritikos Lagonikos – Registered On Crete

Phil Butler

This past weekend registration for 90 dogs of Europe’s oldest breed, the legendary Kritikos Lagonikos took place on Crete.

4 years ago

Another Perfect Crete Escape: Mourtzanakis Residence Ecotourism Hotel

Phil Butler

Another eco-tourism value we just came across, Mourtzanakis Residence in Achlada, is a perfect getaway far from and close to it all.

4 years ago

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Crete’s Tourism Season Begins as Industry Watches Middle East Developments

2026-03-02 By Kostas Raptis

Crete’s tourism season officially begins with no flight disruptions, while professionals monitor Middle East tensions and potential impact on Israeli arrivals.

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Sitia Sends a Clear Warning on the New Tourism Spatial Plan

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Sitia Municipal Council unanimously opposes the new Tourism Spatial Framework, citing incomplete Natura 2000 environmental studies.

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2026-03-02 By Iorgos Pappas

Heraklion’s food and entertainment sector reports winter losses of up to 50%, with Carnival and Tsiknopempti failing to revive revenues despite strong street attendance.

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Heraklion Airport Traffic Soars in February With 323% Surge in International Passengers

2026-03-02 By Arthur Butler

Heraklion Airport reports +10.93% increase in domestic passengers and a 323% rise in international traffic in February 2026 compared to last year.

Zaros Gorge indefinite closure

Zaros Gorge Closes Indefinitely After Rockfall Danger

2026-02-27 By Iorgos Pappas

Zaros Gorge, the hiking route leading to Rouvas Forest in Heraklion, is officially closed until further notice.

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