Air traffic controllers across Greece will strike on August 28, citing systemic failures, government suppression, and rising risks to flight safety.
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Athens Restores the Kokovikos House in Plaka into Cultural Center
The Ministry of Culture restores the Kokovikos House in Plaka with €1.7 million ESF funding into a cultural center.
SUP Rescues Rise in Greece
SUP is booming in Greece, but SUP rescues are piling up. Lifeguards call for safety rules and even certification classes.
Greece Travel Balance Surplus Hits €2.98 Billion in June 2025
Greece posted a €2.98 billion travel services surplus in June 2025. Fewer tourists came, but higher spending per trip pushed receipts up by 8.8%. Germany, UK, and US led the way.
Why Greece’s Airports Are So Busy This Year
Greece’s 24 HCAA-managed airports saw a 6.5% rise in passengers from January to July. Total national air traffic reached 44.7 million travelers.
Panagiás tou Chárou in Lipsi Celebrates Virgin Mary on August 23
Lipsi’s Panagiás tou Chárou festival, August 23–25, blends faith, a miracle of lilies, music, and feasts in the heart of the Dodecanese.
Kastoria’s Lake Turns Green for 8th Eco Festival
The 8th Ecological Agriculture and Handicraft Festival will take place in Kastoria, Greece, from 29–31 August 2025. Featuring organic products, artisan crafts, sustainability workshops, and children’s activities, this lakeside celebration blends tradition, creativity, and ecological awareness. In the final days of August, Kastoria’s lake becomes more than a scenic backdrop. It turns into a meeting […]
Epirus Music Village Brings a Week of Tradition to Pogoni
Epirus comes alive this August with the first Epirus Music Village in Pogoni — a week of workshops, concerts, and dance celebrating the region’s rich traditions.
Athens Empties Out as Half the City Flees for the Islands to Celebrate the Dormition of the Virgin Mary
Piraeus and other Attica ports saw near-100% ferry occupancy as thousands fled Athens for the islands ahead of the Dormition holiday.
Mycenaean Voudeni Escapes Fire but Suffers Some Damage
Wildfire swept through the Mycenaean site of Voudeni in Achaia, sparing its tombs but destroying shelters, pathways, and facilities. Full damage assessment pending.
Andros Moves Fast to Tackle Severe Water Shortages
Andros faces one of its driest summers — emergency desalination units are now central to keeping taps running.
Santorini Landslide Risk Gets Six-Month Scientific Intervention
The University of Athens will lead a six-month project to tackle landslide risks in Santorini’s caldera, targeting high-risk areas from Athinios to Oia.
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