Technical failures and a 5-hour tarmac delay caused cabin panic and police intervention at Chania Airport, leading 25 passengers to abandon their flight.
Crete
Tourist Rescued After Injury in Mylos Gorge Near Rethymno
Firefighters extracted an injured tourist from Myli Gorge, a lush valley known for its historic abandoned watermills and cave chapels.
Five Arrested Following Tragic Drowning of 11-Year-Old Polish Tourist in Chania Hotel Pool
An 11-year-old Polish girl has died after being found unconscious in a hotel pool in Platanias, Chania. Five people have been arrested as the investigation continues.
Rethymno Offers Free Greek Language Lessons to Migrants
Rethymno is offering free Greek language lessons to migrants, with beginner, advanced and Arabic-speaking classes starting October 13.
Is Heraklion Full of Singles? 43% of Residents Are Unmarried
Heraklion’s population grew nearly 10% since 2001. Census data also show 23,480 one-person households and 43% unmarried residents.
Heraklion to Get Two New Urban Beaches in Major Waterfront Project
Two new beaches stretching 240 and 170 meters will be created east and west of the Natural History Museum in Heraklion.
Heraklion Airport Sets New Passenger Records
Heraklion Airport handled a record 68,818 passengers on August 1 as traffic rose 4.6% through August 23, pointing to another record tourism year.
Cretan Businesses Demand Immediate Halt to New Heraklion Migrant Center
Crete’s Federation of Commercial Associations is calling for consultation over the planned temporary Skouloudis migrant facility near Heraklion.
Tourist Ignites Outdoor BBQ Amidst Gale-Force Wind Warnings in Crete
A German tourist was fined €1,850 after an outdoor charcoal fire spread to dry vegetation near Hersonissos during dangerous winds in Crete.
Rescue Mission Launched Off Karteros Coast After Swimmer Trapped in Heavy Surf
A 61-year-old swimmer was rescued by the Coast Guard after struggling to return to shore while swimming off Karteros on Saturday.
What Does It Really Cost to Produce Olive Oil in Crete?
A detailed financial breakdown of Cretan olive farming reveals why high olive oil prices barely keep organic growers afloat against rising production costs.
Dangerous Buildings Put Heraklion’s Agia Triada Residents at Risk
Over 100 crumbling historic buildings in Heraklion’s Agia Triada neighborhood pose daily risks to pedestrians, prompting local calls for immediate municipal action.
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