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Chania Keeps Strong International Air Links Into Autumn

Iorgos Pappas

More than 346,000 international airline seats are scheduled for Chania in September and October, pointing to continued tourism beyond summer.

1 month ago

Aposelemis Water Crisis Hits Three Crete Municipalities During Peak Tourist Season

Iorgos Pappas

Water supplies from Aposelemis have been suspended to Heraklion, Hersonissos and Agios Nikolaos after a treatment-system malfunction.

1 month ago

Agios Nikolaos Water Utility Clears Ammos Beach Following Sewage Leak Investigation

Arthur Butler

Agios Nikolaos water authorities confirm no sewage entered Ammos Beach near the marina, attributing storm drain runoff to clean water pipe leaks and street washing.

1 month ago

New Road Brings Southern Crete Closer to Kastelli Airport

Iorgos Pappas

TERNA opens a 6km bypass around Arkalochori, creating the first modern access road connecting Southern Crete and Messara to the future Kastelli Airport.

1 month ago

Crete Braces for 8-Beaufort Winds on August 14

Manuel Santos

Gale-force winds up to 8 Beaufort are forecast for Crete on Friday, August 14, with localized gusts up to 9 Beaufort in the northern Cyclades.

1 month ago

Severe Allergy Incident in Sitia Prompts Calls for Stricter Food Safety Rules in Hospitality

Victoria Udrea

A family says their 6-year-old developed an allergic reaction after eating a crepe in Sitia despite asking whether it contained nuts.

1 month ago

Crete Traffic Police Step Up VOAK Checks as August 15 Exodus Peaks

Manuel Santos

Heading out on Crete’s roads for the August 15th peak? Traffic police are out in full force on VOAK, targeting speeding, alcohol, and reckless driving.

1 month ago

Chania Municipal Market Lease Auction Set for August 31 Ahead of December Reopening

Arthur Butler

The Municipality of Chania announces a public oral auction on August 31, 2026, to lease 13 vacant shop stalls inside the historic Municipal Market.

1 month ago

Heraklion Summer Exodus Peaks as Port and Airport Handle Record Passenger Numbers

Ion Bogdan V.

Heraklion sees peak August travel as thousands depart by ferry, while Nikos Kazantzakis Airport surpasses 6 million passengers and heads for a new annual record.

1 month ago

Sea Turtle Festival Brings Nature and Stargazing to Stavros Beach

Victoria Udrea

A free Sea Turtle Festival at Stavros Beach on August 16 features environmental activities, children’s art, and stargazing under the Cretan sky.

2 months ago

Heraklion’s Venetian Walls Become a Stage for 35 Cultural Events This Summer

Victoria Udrea

Heraklion’s ancient Venetian Walls are preparing to set the stage for one of the island’s most distinctive late-summer events. The 3rd Festival of the Walls runs from August 31 through September 10, featuring over 35 individual events encompassing music, film, theater, dance, and outdoor visual arts across the city’s historical ramparts. This year’s edition marks […]

2 months ago

Heraklion Airport Handles More Than 181,000 Passengers in Just Three Days

Argophilia Travel News

Heraklion’s Nikos Kazantzakis Airport serviced 1,088 flights and 181,145 passengers in just 72 hours as the August 15 holiday rush peaks.

2 months ago

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Firefighters Assist Injured Hunter in Lasithi and Tourist in Chania

2026-10-11 By Manuel Santos

Fire services successfully execute dual backcountry rescues in Lasithi and Chania, evacuating an injured hunter and a tourist from inaccessible terrain.

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Cretan Fishermen Stage Black-Flag Protest Over Fuel Costs and Regulations

2026-10-11 By Iorgos Pappas

Professional fishermen gathered at Heraklion’s Venetian Harbour demanding action on fuel costs, fishing damage and new control requirements as the government announces increased fuel subsidies.

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Emergency Response and Support for Crete

2026-10-11 By Arthur Butler

Recovery work has begun in Crete after the latest extreme weather event, with inspections underway and state aid covering affected homes, businesses and critical infrastructure.

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Heraklion Welcomes Pella for Three Days of Greek Food, Wine and Culture

2026-10-09 By Kostas Raptis

Pella brings its wines, cheeses, traditional dishes, and sweets to Heraklion’s Agios Titos Square for a three-day tourism showcase on October 9–11.

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Crete’s Dams Fill After Heavy Rain; Aposelemis Could Supply Water Until 2029

2026-10-09 By Iorgos Pappas

Recent storms have replenished Crete’s dams and reservoirs. Aposelemis is 70% full, while Potamon Dam in Rethymno is 90% full.

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