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Agia Roumeli to Get a €1.07M Passenger Ship Service Ramp

Manuel Santos

Greece’s Ministry of Shipping backs a new passenger ship service ramp for Agia Roumeli, Sfakia.

1 year ago

Hospitality PR Hits the Rocks in Kalamaύka Water Crisis

Victoria Udrea

Kalamaύka, a mountainous community in Crete, battles severe water shortages for a second year.

1 year ago

Dry Kalamafka: Nature’s Way of Saying “Watch Out!”

Iorgos Pappas

Rockslides at Kourtaliotiko Gorge have raised safety concerns. Here’s how dry Kalamafka ties into this perilous tale.

1 year ago

Google Maps: Rockslides and Wrong Turns

Iorgos Pappas

Big Rocks, Big Problems: What Happened This Time? Well, Tuesday didn’t disappoint—unless you were trying to drive through Kourtaliotiko Gorge that morning. A batch of rocks decided they were tired of hanging out 100 meters up and joined the world below, smashing onto the road. Predictably, traffic freaked out, and authorities had to sweep everything […]

1 year ago

Kourtaliotiko Ravine Rockslide Sparks Tourism Safety Concerns

Victoria Udrea

A rockslide in Kourtaliotiko Ravine temporarily shut down traffic.

1 year ago

Crisis Looms for Lassithi Olive Oil Amid Drought and Policy Failures

Mihaela Lica Butler

Due to severe drought, Olive oil production in Lasithi (Λασίθι) has crashed to 30%. Olive growers face bleak prospects.

1 year ago

Ancient Olympia Site Revives Roman Bathhouses for an Extended Visitor Experience

Iorgos Pappas

Restoring Roman Grandeur (Because History Is Cooler With a Bathhouse) Ancient Olympia has always been known for its classical glory. But did you think the Romans just stopped by for the games and left nothing behind? Tucked along the eastern bank of the Kladeos River lies a Roman bathhouse complex from the 2nd century CE. […]

1 year ago

10th International Olive Oil Competition Coming to Chania – May 2025

Victoria Udrea

Chania welcomes the 10th International Olive Oil Competition, May 8-10, 2025. Local leaders unite to spotlight Greece’s olive oil heritage.

1 year ago

Water Supply Problems Hit Heraklion After Tylisos Pipeline Failure

Kostas Raptis

DEYAI announces potential water supply problems in Heraklion (Mastampas, Therisos, Atsalenio, etc.) Due to Tylisos pipeline damage.

1 year ago

Crete: Depleted Dams Signal Summer Water Crisis. Again.

Iorgos Pappas

As Crete’s dams dry up due to prolonged drought, water scarcity threatens the island. Here’s how officials are dealing with this situation.

1 year ago

New Rockfall in Kourtaliotiko Gorge Raises Safety Concerns in Rethymno

Mihaela Lica Butler

A new rockfall in Kourtaliotiko Gorge on Tuesday morning alarmed Rethymno’s residents and officials. Safety upgrades are underway to prevent future accidents.

1 year ago

Ready for Rethymno Carnival 2025? Here’s What You Need to Know

Iorgos Pappas

Rethymno Carnival 2025 kicks off February 9. Theme “Step Into the Light,” featuring parades, music, and fun till the grand finale on March 2.

1 year ago

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Crete tourism officials push for a green transition in hotels by 2026, warning that climate resilience is a matter of survival.

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