Crete

Victoria Udrea

In Crete, rain is never taken for granted. When it falls, the island listens — and saves every drop.

11 months ago

Manuel Santos

A 14-year-old German boy who nearly drowned at Kokkini Hani beach in Heraklion is now recovering at PAGNI’s Pediatric Surgery ward after leaving the ICU,

11 months ago

Iorgos Pappas

TUI CEO Sebastian Ebel visited Rethymno for the SOCCA football events, praising Crete’s quality, calling for season extension and sustainable growth, and declaring that “tourism brings peace.”

11 months ago

Arthur Butler

Rain in Crete is rare, but when it comes, it awakens the island’s scents, olive groves, and hidden memories.

11 months ago

Mihaela Lica Butler

Cretans reuse olive brine — from marinades and bread dough to garden fertilizer.

11 months ago

Arthur Butler

Cretan villagers once captured and reused every

11 months ago

Mihaela Lica Butler

Crete turns dry bread into new meals, from dakos to puddings and homemade breadcrumbs.

11 months ago

Arthur Butler

Chania hosts fifty-two Umbrian entrepreneurs for an Erasmus+ seminar on marketing, management, and sustainable tourism — proving once again that education, espresso, and a little irony can coexist in paradise.

11 months ago

Arthur Butler

Greece remains shaken by the case of little Matilda, the three-year-old British girl found unconscious in a Rhodes hotel po

11 months ago

Arthur Butler

Walk through any Cretan street with your ears open and you will hear them before you see them: those tiny, impossible voices, cutting through traffic, arguments, and mopeds. Every neighborhood has them. The canaries are louder than the television, more regular than the church bell, and far more reliable than the local bus schedule. You […]

11 months ago

Mihaela Lica Butler

34 dreamy Aegean islands, from Santorini to Symi, want to charge day-trippers a new “entry fee.”

11 months ago