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Elatos Resort and Health Club Joins Aria Hotels

Aleksandr Shatskih

With Elatos Resort, Aria has now three hotels and a small collection of island villas, at several locations, including the Kimolos in the Cyclades, Chania in Crete, and on the island of Serifos.

12 years ago

Art-Athina 2013 Arrives in Athens This Month

Aleksandr Shatskih

Coming this month Greece’s largest contemporary art fair, Art Athina will welcome almost 20,000 professionals to Athens. The art fair will be held this year at the storefront Faliro Pavilion, one of the busiest and most picturesque spots in the city.

12 years ago

Argo Adventures: The Kleftiko Pirates’ (or Bandits’) Lair

Aleksandr Shatskih

As we thread our way down the sheer cliffs en route from Pollonia to Kypos on the first leg of our excursion to legendary Kleftiko, we see a boat lying at anchor. This must be the place! The Delfinia (Dolphin) will sail us southwest along Milos’ rugged coastline, about an hour’s sail from Kypos, to this one-time pirates’ lair.

12 years ago

Greece’s Foodie Star Stella Metsovas Talks Greek Food

Phil Butler

We had the opportunity recently to speak with clinical nutritionist and media health expert Stella Metsovas about her recommendations for travelers to Greece. Metsovas is one of the world’s best known experts in organic and healthy foods and lifestyles.

12 years ago

Argo Exclusive: Kayaking Historic Crete with Dana Paskiewicz

Phil Butler

Argo Travel News had a chance recently to connect with kayak adventurer Dana Paskiewicz (left), Marketing Director of The Northwest Passage, an adventure travel company that aimed at travel from the North Pole to warm southern waters and beyond.

12 years ago

Five Superb Hotels for Your Crete Getaway

Phil Butler

If Winter weather has you ready for fun in the sun what better value is there than Crete? The land of the Minoans is possessed not only of one of the world’s healthiest climates, but aquamarine seas and cultural events, ancient history, and best of all the friendliest people anywhere. Add in some luxury treatment and the best seaside values one can imagine, and you have a vacation option fit for any fantasy getaway notion.

12 years ago

Amazing Greece and Travelers There Too

Phil Butler

The other day I decided to use a favorite PR and publishing tool of ours, Help A Reporter Out (HARO) to gets some faves in Greece for our readers. As it turns out, even despite Greece’s economic woes, the love tourists feel for that place is stronger than ever. How can I know without a PhoCusWright study? The fastest and most enthusiastic HARO responses ever, that’s how.

12 years ago

Argophilia Choice Easter 2013 Destination: Aegean Blue Mykonos

Mihaela Lica Butler

Exotic and lush, unique in its beauty, Mykonos is a top Easter destination by Argophilia Travel News in 2013.

12 years ago

Lato Boutique Hotel in Heraklion Upgrades for Guests

Phil Butler

For travelers destined for Crete, Lato Boutique Hotel in Heraklion has just completed the 3rd phase of a renovation that will enhance guest services and experience greatly.

12 years ago

Greece Still Has It: More Amanzoe Grandeur, That Is

Phil Butler

A bit of a funny info bit here. Looking at all the news today we ran across a fantastic new place to visit, represented by a fantastic PR company, with an even more fantastic gala event to draw your attention to it. The other day the founders of Aman Villas, Miltos Kambourides and Katerina Katopis, at Amanzoe attended a swanky press gig for just about anybody who is anybody in hospitality journalism. Funny, Argo Travel News is the first to tell you about these marvelous villas.

12 years ago

The Greek National Opera’s Halima – Now Playing

Aleksandr Shatskih

Running now through April 7, the Greek National Opera presents the wonderful operetta Halima, by Theophrastos Sakellaridis. With a restored score, and with its original orchestration, Halima is both a new production and reflective of the original master work.

12 years ago

Greece Targets Russian Tourists

Aleksandr Shatskih

Russia has recently become the go to market for countries seeking to boost tourism. Greece is the latest to hit the news with a Russia-focused strategy as 50 Russian tour operators are expected to attend a Greek-Russian tourism forum that will take place in Athens on Sunday, 10th of February at the Acropolis Museum. The […]

12 years ago

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