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Goldair Handling Expands Operations to Ioannina, Lemnos, Kasos, and Kastellorizo

Manuel Santos

Goldair Handling, a leading ground services provider in South East Europe, expands to Ioannina, Lemnos, Kasos, and Kastellorizo airports.

11 months ago

Greek Breakfast Initiative Connects Tourism and Local Producers

Victoria Udrea

The Greek Breakfast programme underscores the union of tourism, local production, and sustainable gastronomy.

11 months ago

Crete Tourism Sees 6-7% Surge Amidst Mixed Fortunes for Popular Islands

Mihaela Lica Butler

Greek tourism thrives with 6-7% booking growth led by Crete and Rhodes. Santorini faces challenges, but recovery is expected.

11 months ago

Greek Red List: A New Tool Against the Illegal Trade of Cultural Heritage

Mihaela Lica Butler

The Greek Red List, unveiled by Culture Minister Lina Mendoni at the Acropolis Museum, aims to combat the illegal trade of cultural heritage.

11 months ago

Santorini ITB Berlin 2025: A Spotlight on Beauty, Culture, and Local Flavors

Victoria Udrea

The Municipality of Thira showcased Santorini’s unparalleled beauty, rich culture, and unique gastronomy at ITB Berlin 2025 from March 4–6.

11 months ago

Ioanna Dretta Discusses Women in Tourism

Victoria Udrea

Ioanna Dretta shares insights on women in the tourism industry, leadership hurdles, and the importance of diversity in Greece’s professional landscape.

11 months ago

Santorini Is a Global Travel Icon

Iorgos Pappas

Enchanted Encounters: Santorini’s Place on the World Stage In the throes of March, from the 4th to the 6th, the German capital became a theater for the world’s most illustrious destinations at ITB Berlin 2025. Among the bustling halls where over 5,800 exhibitors from 170 nations converged, Santorini emerged as a poetic melody amidst the […]

11 months ago

Santorini Donkeys Abused: The Silent Cost of Luxury Villas

Manuel Santos

The exploitation of donkeys in Santorini sparks outrage as these animals endure heavy loads in harsh conditions.

11 months ago

Tourism for All 2025: Who Qualifies and How to Apply

Iorgos Pappas

Discover who qualifies for the Tourism for All 2025 program, income limits based on family status, and step-by-step application guidance to avoid common pitfalls.

11 months ago

Insights on Santorini’s Volcano Risks by Efthimiou Lekka

Victoria Udrea

Efthimiou Lekk will discuss strategies for handling volcanic risks in Santorini. Join this free talk on March 8 in Mesaria.

11 months ago

Can Luxury Hospitality Give Thessaloniki the Makeover It Deserves?

Manuel Santos

Thessaloniki, through luxury hospitality and ambitious investments, is becoming a global tourism magnet. Discover insights from the 8th Prodexpo North Conference.

11 months ago

Athens Hotel Prices Soar: What’s the Cost of a Winter Stay?

Victoria Udrea

Athens hotel prices soar this winter, with room rates rising: February averages, European comparisons, and what’s driving this upward trend.

11 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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Stavros Paterakis Revives Cretan Knife Art at the Russian Barracks

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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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Malia Archaeological Site Closed to Visitors Until March 31

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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Crete Region Seeks 25 Year Control of Gournes Exhibition Center

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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Chania Kastelli Hill Hotel Plan Pulled at the Last Minute

2026-02-27 By Iorgos Pappas

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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