From the infamous Silver-cheeked Toadfish, whose powerful bite and deadly toxin have made headlines across the Mediterranean, to tiny deep-water species that most swimmers will never encounter, these invasive fish are now part of Greece’s marine life.
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11-Year-Old Lands 162 Toxic Pufferfish, Helping Protect Greece’s Seas
Lefteris Kavvidas, an 11-year-old from Kastellorizo, won a fishing competition by catching 162 silver-cheeked toadfish.
Cypriot Motorcyclists Embark on Memorial Ride Honoring Tasos Isaac and Solomos Solomou
Sixty Cypriots on 40 motorcycles embark on a 10-day memorial journey through Greece, honoring Tassos Isaac and Solomos Solomou on the 30th anniversary of their deaths.
WWF Greece Calls for National Strategy to Cut Plastic Pollution by 2030
WWF Greece demands urgent action as 11,500 tons of plastic choke the seas annually.
Apollo Hills Reaches Major Construction Milestone on the Athens Riviera
The €200 million development on the Athens Riviera is on schedule for delivery in the second quarter of 2027. The physical framework of the Athens Riviera’s newest luxury residential project has officially taken shape. Hines, the international real estate investment and development firm, announced the completion of the structural frame for Apollo Hills. Located in […]
North Aegean Launches €8 Million Funding Programme for Tourism and Agri-Food Businesses
The North Aegean Region announced an €8 million funding action for tourism and agricultural processing.
Greece Extends Deadline for 22-Airport Concession as Investor Interest Grows
The deadline to express interest in the 40-year concession of 22 regional Greek airports moved from June 30 to August 20.
Greek Government Says Ferry Ticket Prices Will Remain Stable
Greece’s Ministry of Maritime Affairs says ferry ticket prices will remain at 2024 and 2025 levels despite ongoing international pressure on fuel costs.
Trivago Apologizes and Removes Disputed AI Video Following Santorini Complaint
Trivago removed a disputed AI-generated promotional video and apologized after Santorini hoteliers accused the platform of misleading travelers.
Nafplio Sets a Standard with Organized Street Music on the Beachfront
Nafplio has organized a rotating schedule for street musicians along the waterfront, keeping the atmosphere lively while maintaining order
Bus Strike Exposes Urgent Need for Coordinated Tourism Management in Santorini
The recent cruise ship strike in Santorini has sparked a heated debate over passenger management. Is the new 70-30 port rule realistic for bus operators?
Greece and the UK Ink Five-Year Tourism MoU
Greece and the UK have signed their first official tourism MoU. Learn what this five-year partnership means for sustainable growth and incoming UK visitor trends.
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