Residents in Koumbes, Rethymno, are calling for urgent repairs to dangerous beach access points before the 2026 summer season begins.
Crete
Indecent Exposure Leads to Passenger Arrest in Heraklion
A 34-year-old traveler on a flight from Brussels to Crete was arrested for indecent exposure. Read more about the unusual misunderstanding.
Heraklion’s Three-Million-Euro Garden
Heraklion begins a major €2.9 million urban landscaping project, with 11,000 new plants that will change the waterfront.
Sun Princess Hits Souda With 4,300 Guests and a Very Empty Port Office
One of the world’s largest cruise ships, the Sun Princess, arrived in Chania today, with over 4300 guests aboard.
Ioannina-Crete Cooperation Lacks Direct Flights and Local Representation
Ioannina tourism boards slam the local municipality for exclusive meetings in Crete. Will the Heraklion-Ioannina direct flight ever take off?
Saharan Dust and Unseasonable Heat Sweep Greece
Greece faces a major African dust episode from April 14-17. High temperatures and mud rain are expected across Athens, Crete, and the Ionian.
Agios Nikolaos Goes Boutique: More Ships, More Luxury, and the Art of Ignoring the War
Agios Nikolaos sees a massive 40% spike in cruise arrivals for 2026, welcoming ultra-luxury ships like the Four Seasons I and Silver Muse.
Heraklion Hotel Workers Denounce Labor Violations
The Heraklion Hotel Employees’ Union reports illegal pay cuts and digital card tampering. Discover how labor disputes affect Crete’s tourism.
Rethymno Municipal Garden Playground Gets a €300K Renovation
The playground at Rethymno Municipal Garden is closed for a €300,000 total reconstruction.
KKE Challenges Prisonlike Structures for Migrants in Crete
KKE MPs demand the cancellation of closed migrant detention centers in Heraklion and Chania, calling for dignified conditions and faster asylum.
A Lenten Journey to the Sacred Heart of Pediada
Map Routes on April 4 takes you on a journey through the 14th-century frescoes of Gouverniotissa and the sacred sites of Avdou.
University of Crete Launches Mediterranean Cultural Center in Neapoli
The University of Crete and Agios Nikolaos Municipality launch a new cultural and academic hub in Neapoli, focusing on Mediterranean history and philosophy.
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