As AI tools reshape travel planning, tour operators risk losing the personal touch that once defined their craft.
Crete
How a Brick Factory Is Reinventing Luxury in Crete
A Rethymno brick factory shifts from kilns to cocktails with a €74.35 million luxury hotel.
Greece’s Weather Swings Wild This Week
Meteorologists warn of severe storms with hail and lightning in northwestern Greece on August 30–31, 2025, followed by a rapid heatwave pushing temperatures to 40°C
Greece’s Travel Risk Is No Lifeline in a Crisis
A first-person account reveals how Greece’s suicide helplines fail foreigners. Calls go unanswered, operators speak only Greek, and denials mask a fragile safety net.
Locals Rewrite Messolonghi’s Story with a Festival of Their Own
Messolonghi by Locals festival marks its seventh year with over 150 participants. Running through Sunday.
A New Low: Heraklion’s Airport to Tax You for Its Own Decay
From November 1, 2025, Greece’s Civil Aviation Authority plans a €3 Passenger Fee at Heraklion’s Nikos Kazantzakis Airport to cover costs until Kasteli opens.
Heraklion Plans 150 Parking Spaces and a Fountain in Erythraia Park
At Erythraia Park in Heraklion, 52 stremmata are being redeveloped with 150 parking spaces, bike stations, playgrounds, green areas, and a fountain.
Little Hands Festival Returns to Heraklion with Food, Fun, and a Super Broccoli Hero
On September 6–7, 2025, the 2nd Little Hands Festival will take place at the Pancretan Stadium. Free entry.
Rizitika Songs Return to Koules, Reborn as Riζituals
On September 7, 2025, Riζituals by Xanthoula Dakovanou will be performed at Koules Fortress in Aptera, blending Cretan rizitika with contemporary voices. Admission free.
Dia Island, Guardian of Heraklion’s Horizon
Just off Heraklion, Dia Island offers myth and nature. From Zeus’s wrath to pristine ecosystems, this Cretan gem invites awe and respect.
Crete’s Farmers Announce September Protests Amid Collapse of Livestock Sector
Cretan livestock farmers announce September mobilizations over falling milk prices, lost pastures, and unpaid subsidies.
Chania Tourist Businesses Fined for Skipping Receipts in AADE Summer Sweep
AADE inspectors uncovered hundreds of tax violations in tourist hotspots. Chania contributed with 49 unissued receipts, earning a 48-hour shutdown.
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