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Storm Bora Bears Down on Greece [Warning]

Argophilia Travel News

Weather across Greece is expected to deteriorate rapidly in the next few hours as Storm Bora bears down on Eastern Macedonia and Thrace in the early hours of Saturday. The Greek Meteorological Service has issued an urgent bulletin about a low-pressure system named Bora slowly advancing from the Ionian Sea towards the east.  Storm Bora […]

1 year ago

Greece’s Reputation: Why Tourists Rave (And Sometimes Complain)

Iorgos Pappas

Learn why Greece stuns tourists with culture and cuisine, yet struggles with environmental challenges. For the modern traveler.

1 year ago

Kathimerini’s “Reimagine Tourism” Has Visionary Blind Spots

Phil Butler

A new initiative by Kathimerini claims to Reimagine Tourism while issues of hypertourism seem to take a back burner to growth.

1 year ago

Athens October Hotel Occupancy Rose 2,2% YoY

Iorgos Pappas

After a rocky five months, Athens hotels see a 2.2% occupancy rise in October 2024. Explore the stats and how they compare.

1 year ago

Monastiraki Minoan Palatial Center Gets Fire Safety Upgrade

Victoria Udrea

Monastiraki Minoan Palatial Center, an archaeological wonder and pioneer in ancient innovation, gears up for modern fire protection.

1 year ago

Humanity Greece: Lighting Up a Nation for International Volunteer Day

Victoria Udrea

Humanity Greece partners with cities across Greece for International Volunteer Day. Events, lighting ceremonies, and music celebrate volunteers.

1 year ago

Return to Charokopou Will Take You Back in Time

Victoria Udrea

Join “Return to Charokopou: History and Memories” on November 29, 2024, at the Harokopio University of Athens (HUA).

1 year ago

Confrontation Between Hoteliers and Short-term Rental Platforms Heats Up

Manuel Santos

The ongoing conflict between traditional hoteliers and short-term rental platforms escalating as the hotel industry strives for more equitable terms in the face of rising competition. Frustrated by what they perceive as unfair practices that disrupt the market, hotel operators are planning legal actions throughout Europe. Their goal is to address these challenges and restore […]

1 year ago

Greek Hoteliers Take on Booking.com in Landmark Legal Battle

Kostas Raptis

Greek hoteliers file lawsuits against Booking.com, citing financial losses from alleged illegal practices. Freedom in pricing strategies sparks industry-wide debate.

1 year ago

Four Reasons to Visit Athens on Your Next Trip to Greece

Victoria Udrea

If you’re curious about what makes this city special, here are four reasons to prioritize an Athens vacation.

1 year ago

Heritage Initiative to Restore Iconic Kalamata Castle in Messenia, Southern Greece

Iorgos Pappas

Efforts to restore Kalamata Castle focus on accessibility, structural integrity, historical value, and enhancing visitor experience.

1 year ago

Kykladitisses Traces the Journey of Women’s Gradual Emancipation

Victoria Udrea

Kykladitisses reflects on societal boundaries and traces the journey of women’s gradual emancipation.

1 year ago

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