Victims of the 2021 Arkalochori earthquake must return government aid—some with interest—if they fail to submit housing assistance applications by August 17.
Crete
Crown Iris Sparked a Storm in Agios Nikolaos
The Crown Iris docked in Agios Nikolaos, Crete, sparking protests over its Israeli passengers.
Why Americans Are Talking About Lassithi
Wonderlust Travel’s feature by Anthony Grant shines a spotlight on Lasithi, Crete, following a press trip supported by the Region of Crete and the Greek National Tourism Organization in New York.
Airbnb Accommodations Reach Record 242,000 in Greece
INSETE’s June 2025 report reveals a 17% rise in Airbnb accommodations across Greece, totaling 242,000 active listings.
Spike in Drownings Raises Concerns on Crete
Crete faces a sharp rise in beach drownings. Lifeguards urge beachgoers to follow safety rules as public debate unfolds over whether the issue is cultural, educational, or systemic.
Over 2,000 Beehives Destroyed in Selino Wildfire
More than 2,000 beehives destroyed by fire in Selino, Chania, leaving local beekeepers in crisis. Chania Beekeepers Association urges donations to help those who lost their livelihood.
Tourist Buses Scandal in Heraklion: New Traffic Plan Sparks Outrage
Heraklion’s tourist buses scandal set for 2025: guides, travel agents, and business leaders slam the city council’s decision to relocate tour bus stops, warning of lost visitors and revenue.
Nea Alikarnassos Shopping Center Bulldozes Roma Hopes
2025 development plans for Heraklion’s Nea Alikarnassos shopping center, details of the controversial Roma relocation, and all approved land uses.
Italian Tourist Dies in the Sea at Ierapetra
On Sunday, July 27, 2025, a 46-year-old Italian tourist lost his life while swimming at Myrtos Beach in Ierapetra.
7-Million Euro Fix for New Kereti Bridge
The new Keriti Bridge stands, open and functioning. Construction projects faced delays, approvals, and credit claims from every level of government imaginable.
Greece’s Great Water Heist: Privatization in the Age of Monetized Drought
When the rain is sold and the rivers are ghosts, only the parched remember who stole the clouds. They were warned. For twenty-five years, Greece was told that its water was vanishing, that the islands were fragile, that overdevelopment and unchecked tourism were ecological suicide. They made sustainability plans. They published warnings. Citizens were surveyed. […]
Warm Nights-Cold Beers Returns to Georgiadis Park on August 1-2
Warm Nights-Cold Beers returns to Georgiadis Park on August 1-2, 2025, hosted by DEPANAL.
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