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Greek Islands Gaining Popularity Among American Travelers

Ion Bogdan V.

Against the lively backdrop of summer vacation plans, new data from Home To Go, the global vacation rental platform known for its vast library of listings, has added fresh fuel to dreams of blue seas and whitewashed villages. In its latest breakdown, the company analyzed millions of searches to identify the destinations that attract the […]

3 months ago

Disruptive Guests Challenge Summer Calm in Greece

Iorgos Pappas

Disruptive guests arrive as severe storms hit Greece in August 2025, causing travel disruptions and safety warnings. T

3 months ago

Wildfire Sparks Arrest at Chania Eatery

Kostas Raptis

Inferno Unfolds On the late afternoon of July 26, 2025, the typically tranquil air of Temenia (in the greater Chania region) buzzed with the sharp scent of burning brush. At 17:29, plumes of smoke signaled a major wildfire, startling visitors and residents in a community known for its rustic beauty, not disaster. According to official […]

3 months ago

70-Year-Old Man Dies at Goudouras Beach

Victoria Udrea

A 70-year-old local man lost his life near Papoura Hill at Goudouras Beach on Tuesday morning in 2025.

3 months ago

Who Buries a Minoan Temple for a Radar?

Ion Bogdan V.

Archaeologists, and residents in Crete rally to save Papoura Hill, an ancient Minoan site threatened by radar installation plans.

3 months ago

Why Brits Still Flock to Crete

Victoria Udrea

Crete is familiar. It’s safe. It’s where they know how to navigate without translation apps or worry,” said a hotel manager in Agios Nikolaos.

3 months ago

Why Americans Are Suddenly Dreaming of Lassithi

Ion Bogdan V.

Wonderlust Travel’s latest piece focuses on Lassithi, Crete’s east. With authentic culture, quiet beaches, and ancient sites, the article could boost U.S. arrivals in 2025.

3 months ago

From Olive Grove to Crime Scene

Iorgos Pappas

As Cretalive.gr reported, a 49-year-old man has been identified as the person responsible. Whether it was negligence or deliberate remains to be seen—but a case file has already been drawn against him.

3 months ago

Don’t Drink the Water in Crete

Iorgos Pappas

Drinking tap water in Crete is a classic hit-or-miss situation, and your guests deserve the straight facts. The pipes may be sparkling in Heraklion, but five minutes down the coast, you might get water that tastes like yesterday’s seawater with a dash of mystery minerals. Most locals don’t bother with the tap, and there’s a […]

3 months ago

Cockroaches Take Over Crete as Waste Crisis Festers

Victoria Udrea

Overflowing trash and poor sanitation have led to a surge in cockroach sightings across Crete, affecting hotels, homes, and even the airport.

3 months ago

Arkalochori QuakeVictim Told toRepay Emergency Support

Iorgos Pappas

Victims of the 2021 Arkalochori earthquake must return government aid—some with interest—if they fail to submit housing assistance applications by August 17.

3 months ago

Crown Iris Sparked a Storm in Agios Nikolaos

Manuel Santos

The Crown Iris docked in Agios Nikolaos, Crete, sparking protests over its Israeli passengers.

3 months ago

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