PASOK MP Fragkiskos Parasyris attacks the Ministry of Culture over parking bans near the Venetian Walls of Heraklion, warning of chaos for residents and visitors.
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4.5 Earthquake South of Paleochora Felt Across Crete
A 4.5-magnitude earthquake struck southwest of Paleochora, reminding residents and visitors that Crete sits in one of the most active seismic zones in the Mediterranean.
Heraklion Parking Drama Begins Again, Right on Schedule
Loss of parking near Heraklion’s Venetian Walls triggers protests from businesses, reviving the long debate over cars, access, and how a modern city should function.
Crete Flights Increase but War and May Bookings Keep Tourism on Edge
European airlines expand flights to Heraklion, but Middle East tensions freeze Arab interest and raise concerns about May bookings for Crete tourism.
VOAK or BOAK? Make Up Your Mind, Crete!
Crete’s main highway is called BOAK. Or VOAK. Sometimes both, A small detail that reflects a much bigger problem.
New Promises for BOAK as Heraklion Bypass Plans Return
The government accepted most requests from Heraklion and Malevizi for changes to the BOAK project, opening the way for a supplementary study on the urban bypass.
Crete Praised at Luxury Forum Despite Real Problems
At a tourism forum in Hersonissos, officials praised Crete’s future with big projects and record arrivals, but the gap between speeches and reality remains.
Crete Flights Rise as Middle East War Freezes Arab Interest
Crete enters tourist season with stronger European air links to Heraklion. At the same time, the war in the Middle East freezes Arab airline interest.
Tree Planting Event in Chania Invites Locals and Visitors to Join
Volunteer tree planting in Chania on March 15 at the Polytechnic of Crete park. Locals and tourists invited to join the environmental action.
Heraklion Waste Policy Shift After Unanimous ESDAC Vote
The Crete Waste Management Authority removes incineration waste from the circular economy park at Mavros Spilios.
Scaffolding Season Continues in Central Heraklion
If you want to understand how restoration projects work in Greece, there is no better place than 25th August Street in Heraklion, once nicknamed the Street of Illusion because its elegant facades gave visitors the impression of a grand European city. This impression did not always survive once you walked past the front row. More […]
New Infrastructure Planned for Fishing and Tourist Boats in Ierapetra
A new study for the Ierapetra port expansion plan promotes new infrastructure and more space for tourist and fishing boats.
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