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Greece Opens Up Sea Tourism on Kos, Patmos, and Astypalea

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Greece decisionmakers are focused on developing yachting, diving, and cruise tourism for Kos, Patmos, and Astypalea in the near future.

6 years ago

Greece Tourism Eligible for Part of Huge European Union “Green Fund”

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According to news from the European Commission, forecasts for the Greek economy are likely to be revised upwards. This, highlighted news the commission is considering the country for eligibility for a part of a huge green fund for investing in sustainability. The EU Commissioner for Economy recently presented the Commission’s European “Green Deal,” an investment-growth […]

6 years ago

Data Says Finland Tourists to Greece Will Increase 10% for 2020

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According to reports from ΜΑΤΚΑ 2020, Finnish tourists flows to Greece are expected to increase by 10% or more this season.

6 years ago

Greece Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis Steers Toward Sustainability

Phil Butler

Just maybe, 2020 will be the year Greece sets sail for a sustainable economy and future. It all depends on Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis.

6 years ago

Greece’s Kasta Tomb in Amphipolis to Welcome Visitors by 2022

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Greece’s Culture Ministry has announced the famous Kasta Tomb in Amphipolis is to welcome visitors from early 2022.

6 years ago

Archaeologists Unearth Two More Magnificent Bronze Age Tombs at Pylos

Phil Butler

Archaeologists have discovered two new monumental royal tombs dating from 3,500 years ago at the site of the ancient city of Pylos.

6 years ago

WWF Calls for Action to Save the Mediterranean Sea

Phil Butler

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has now called for countries to adhere to the agreements of its Mediterannean Sea Initiative.

6 years ago

Greece’s Museums Visitors Increased 4.3% in August of 2019

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According the ELSTAT statistical authority, there was a 4.3 percent increase in the number of visitors to Greece’s museums in August 2019.

6 years ago

Historic Plaka Stone Arch Bridge Restored After Painstaking Effort

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The historic Plaka bridge, which collapsed due to torrential rains magnifying the flow of the Arachthos River, has finally been rebuilt.

6 years ago

Storm ”Dido” to Deliver Severe Weather Including Snow to Greece

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Greek meteorologists are forecasting foul weather on account of the new storm “Dido” which is already over much of Greece.

6 years ago

Discover Language the Fun Way at Greek LOL Summer Camp 2020

Phil Butler

The Greek LOL Summer Camp is a language and social developmental program wrapped in a fun camp environment in an ideal place.

6 years ago

Greek Tourism Minister Theoharis Sees Growth on 2020 Horizon

Phil Butler

Greece’s Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis said this week he expects to see positive signs for 2020 given 2019 revenue and Greece’s appeal to new source markets.

6 years ago

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Stories of Interest

Crete Car Rental Market

Crete Accounts for 18.1% of Greece’s Car Rental Market

2026-10-15 By Kostas Raptis

Crete has Greece’s second-largest short-term car rental market, as tourists increasingly rent vehicles to explore beaches, villages, and mountain routes.

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Strong October Finishes Robust Tourism Season in Crete

2026-10-15 By Arthur Butler

Cretan hotels report 80-90% occupancy in October as the tourism season extends through mid-November, supported by sustained flight connections and winter city demand.

Malevizi road collapse

School Bus Tilts After Road Gives Way in Crete’s Agia Marina

2026-10-15 By Iorgos Pappas

Students were safely evacuated after a school bus tilted on a washed-out road in Malevizi, prompting essential driving safety advice for visitors on Crete’s roads.

Rethymno Flood Warning Systems meeting

Rethymno Boosts Flood Preparedness with New Weather Stations, River Monitors, and Dam Management Plans

2026-10-15 By Iorgos Pappas

Rethymno is expanding weather and river monitoring, clearing waterways and strengthening emergency planning ahead of extreme winter weather.

Historic Former War Museum Collapses

Part of Former Chania War Museum Collapses, No People Found Under Rubble

2026-10-15 By Iorgos Pappas

Emergency teams and EMAK units respond to a major building collapse at Chania’s former War Museum, confirming no individuals were trapped in the rubble.

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