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Freakish Greece Storm Kills Six and Batters Halkidiki

Phil Butler

A violent storm that ripped across northern Greece has killed six tourists and injured at least 30-50 others.

6 years ago

Heat Advisory Greece – Temperatures Still Cooking This Week

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The National Observatory of Athens says, the heat wave that has baked much of Europe the past week will continue across much of Greece.

6 years ago

Amazing Cycladic Antiquities Exhibition Hits Greek Isles This Summer

Aleksandr Shatskih

An extensive and extremely fascinating series of exhibitions have been organized on the Cyclades islands this summer by the Cyclades Ephorate of Antiquities.

6 years ago

Prime Minister Mitsotakis Names Harry Theoharis Tourism Minister

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Newly elected Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has appointed Harry Theoharis as Tourism Minister of Greece.

6 years ago

Athens’ Foundry Urban Boutique Luxury Hotel Reinvents the Picnic

Phil Butler

Situated in the artsy and historic Psyrri neighborhood, The Foundry Urban Boutique Luxury Hotel offers one of the most unique experiences in the city.

6 years ago

Is the 2019 Crete Tourism Season a 112 Booking Emergency?

Phil Butler

A report on the state of the Crete hospitality market which will show key flaws in the strategies in place to serve this tourism destination.

6 years ago

The Greek Island of Makronissos Declared an Archaeological Site

Aleksandr Shatskih

The entire island of Makronissos, off the coast of Attica, was declared an archaeological site by a unanimous decision of the Central Archaeological Council

6 years ago

Greek Privatization: Is It Time to Reinvestigate the Drachma?

Phil Butler

A dissenting view on the question of privatization and questionable politics in Greece.

6 years ago

Chania Welcomes the Cretan World Music Festival 2019

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Chania’s stunning Promaxonas San Salvador Bastion will be the site of the Cretan World Music Festival 2019.

6 years ago

Fraport “Takes” Big Profit from Greek Airport Privatizations

Phil Butler

Earlier this month Fraport Group reported the payout of the highest-ever dividend in its history for 2018. The news carried the fact that the Fraport profits rode in on the back of Greeks and the 14 regional airports they operate by concession. But the larger question looms, “Is this good news for Greeks?” Also in […]

6 years ago

Hellenic Jet Sports Boating Association Christens New Competition

Aleksandr Shatskih

The Hellenic Jet Sports Boating Association, in cooperation with the global association ”Jet Raid,” has launched a unique sporting competition.

6 years ago

A New Ferry Will Link Piraeus Port with Chios and Lesvos Islands

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A new sea link between the port of Piraeus, initially with Mesta on Chios island and afterward with the port of Sigri on Mytilene is effect.

6 years ago

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Thousands of Fireworks Seized in Souda Ahead of Crete’s Loudest Night

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Crete and Souda Bay at the Center of Security Discussions Crete, home to the strategic Souda Bay naval and air base, has been mentioned in recent security discussions about tensions in the Middle East. However, Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias stressed that the island remains well protected and that Greece’s defense posture is more than […]

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