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Santorini Sky: First Same-Sex Wedding on Santorini, A Moment Above the Aegean

Kostas Raptis

Brooklyn and Carli Powers became the first same-sex couple to wed legally in Santorini, under the new Greek law, in February 2024.

10 months ago

Patradise Mega Yacht Marina Takes Shape Backed by a 12 Million Euro Recovery Fund Grant

Kostas Raptis

The new Patradise Mega Yacht Marina will host up to 212 yachts, promising major economic impact, job creation, and green infrastructure.

10 months ago

Andrikaki Barracks in Drama to Become an Audiovisual Industry Center

Kostas Raptis

Culture Minister Lina Mendoni and Raycap’s Kallissa Apostolidou signed a donation agreement for repurposing four buildings at the Andrikaki Barracks to bolster film, culture, and creative industries.

10 months ago

Athens Historical Center Task Force Declares War on Rooftop Lawlessness and Lost Complaints Forms

Victoria Udrea

Why Does Plaka Suddenly Need a Task Force? The city center of Athens didn’t become historic by accident, but it could vanish that way. Mayor Haris Doukas, seizing the poetic spirit of leadership, insists: “It is our obligation to preserve the identity and character of our unique historical center.” Bold words for an area where […]

10 months ago

Anemos Consortium Will Landscape a Circular Garden Inside the Athens International Airport

Mihaela Lica Butler

The Anemos Consortium will oversee a 1.28 billion euro expansion at Athens International Airport by 2032, including a circular garden, upgraded passenger areas, and modernized commercial zones.

10 months ago

How Did Mykonos Go from Glamorous Getaway to Cautionary Tale for Sustainable Tourism?

Iorgos Pappas

Researchers published the Mykonos sustainable tourism study, revealing how runaway prices, crowded beaches, and aging pipes threaten the island’s appeal.

10 months ago

Western Attica Suburban Railway Set to Launch by March 2027

Manuel Santos

Western Attica Suburban Railway: commuters can expect new stations from Elefsina to Megara and a finishing date around late 2026, early 2027.

10 months ago

IOBE Forecasts Positive Performance for Tourism in Greece

Iorgos Pappas

In its latest quarterly report, the Foundation for Economic & Industrial Research (IOBE) forecasts a positive performance for tourism in Greece despite mounting economic and geopolitical challenges.

10 months ago

Will American Demand for Holidays in Greece Survive Economic Turmoil and Political Headwinds?

Victoria Udrea

American demand for holidays in Greece remains strong in 2025, with six airlines offering record direct flights despite economic uncertainty.

10 months ago

Update on the Restoration of the Church of Panagia Acheiropoietos in Thessaloniki

Victoria Udrea

The restoration of the Church of Panagia Acheiropoietos isn’t just a facelift; it’s about opening up Thessaloniki’s history for anyone curious enough to wander by.

10 months ago

What’s Drawing Thousands to Mount Athos for Easter?

Manuel Santos

Mount Athos Easter visitors hit 13,000 this year, with unprecedented numbers drawn by global unrest.

10 months ago

Are Direct Hotel Bookings Overtaking Online Platforms? The Surprising Easter 2025 Booking Shift in Greece

Iorgos Pappas

Direct hotel bookings in Greece jumped 18.3% for Easter 2025 according to Nelios data, reflecting a new strategy among hoteliers.

10 months ago

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Zaros Gorge, the hiking route leading to Rouvas Forest in Heraklion, is officially closed until further notice.

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This March in Chania, master craftsman Stavros Paterakis invites you to carve your own mantinada on a traditional Cretan knife at the Russian Barracks.

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2026-02-27 By Argophilia Travel News

The Ephorate of Antiquities of Heraklion announces that the archaeological site of Malia will remain closed to visitors until March 31, 2026 due to ongoing development works.

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2026-02-27 By Victoria Udrea

The Region of Crete proposes investing €10 million to renovate the International Exhibition Center in Gournes in exchange for a 25 year concession.

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Proposal to convert Chania’s Kastelli Hill historic buildings into a hotel was withdrawn from the Culture Ministry council, leaving the future uncertain.

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