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Hersonissos Mayor Calls for Urgent Plan to Fight Drought
Hersonissos Mayor Zacharias Doxastakis urges coordinated water management in Crete, proposing use of Almyros River and a gravity pipeline to Aposelemi Dam.
Crete Olive Oil Prices 2026 Stuck Around €5/kg
Crete’s olive oil prices hover at €4.80–€5.00/kg in early 2026 as sales freeze until mid-January and demand stays low across key regions.
Crete in 2026: Timeless Culture Meets Rising Travel Demand
Crete has long attracted travelers, and in 2026 it is beginning a new chapter defined by depth, continuity, and real history rather than passing trends. Greece’s largest island is not just coming back into focus for travelers; it is showing itself as a place where today’s curiosity meets the weight of the past. Industry forecasts […]
Demolitions of Illegal Structures Set to Begin Along Crete’s Coastline
After years of delays, reviews, and dormant paperwork, the state is finally moving forward with the demolition of illegal structures along Crete’s coastline. In early January, the Decentralized Administration of Crete signed a works contract that clears the way for the execution of final demolition orders affecting beaches, the foreshore, forest land, and reforestation zones […]
Kastelli Airport Nears Completion, Says Every Update Since Forever
Kastelli Airport is “65% complete” again. Delays, timelines, optimism, and Crete’s legendary siga-siga culture collide.
Why Crete Is Not All Random Bullets and Vendetta
Crete’s reputation often suffers from isolated incidents amplified into myths, but the island is safer than headlines suggest.
Why Crete Smells Like Burned Olive Wood in Winter (And Why That’s Normal)
From October to May, winter in Crete smells of burning olive wood. It looks illegal, feels confusing, and is completely normal — if you understand the island.
Crete Plans €2 Million in Culture and Sports as Infrastructure Falls Behind
Crete announces a €2.06 million cultural and sports programme for 2026, even as water shortages, infrastructure strain, and airport delays raise hard questions.
When the Water Runs Out, the Illusion Runs With It
An official document confirms what many feared: water and sewage capacity in Crete cannot support new large hotel developments.
Why Cretans Start the Year in the Sea
Why Cretans welcome the New Year in the sea. A look at the New Year’s Dive tradition in Crete, where it happens, and how to take part safely.
A Vasilopita with a Sacred Purpose Near Heraklion
A charitable Vasilopita event will take place on January 4, 2026, near Heraklion, supporting the completion of the Church of Saints Parthenios and Evmenios.
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