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Greece: Flu Immunization Campaign Accelerates

Manuel Santos

As December heralds the onset of the flu season, health officials emphasize the crucial need for flu immunization (vaccines).

1 year ago

Ferry Strike Ended Thursday Afternoon

Iorgos Pappas

The ferry strike in Greece ended Thursday, October 24, 2024, after the PNO accepted a deal proposed by the Association of Passenger Shipping Companies. The deal grants seafarers a 7% salary increase over the next two years. This deal was struck after PNO’s persistent three-day strike, which led to significant disruptions. As reported by coastal […]

1 year ago

Anticipated Fare Increase for Ferry Passengers

Mihaela Lica Butler

Ferry passengers should expect a notable increase in ticket prices starting in 2025.

1 year ago

Artistic Revival in Rhodes: Open-air Sculpture Gallery at the Pervola

Victoria Udrea

The Ministry of Culture is building an open-air sculpture gallery at Rhodes’ Palace of the Grand Master gardens.

1 year ago

Heat Waves and Drought Devastate Greece’s 2024 Chestnut Harvest

Iorgos Pappas

In Greece, the scorching heat and prolonged drought have left most chestnuts clinging to branches, unripened and unsalvageable.

1 year ago

Record Year for Uber in Greece

Kostas Raptis

Uber has experienced a remarkable uptick in ride requests in Greece, driven mainly by a flourishing tourist season that has lasted longer than usual. Between July and September, ride requests to and from Athens International Airport soared by an impressive 50% compared to last year. In Thessaloniki, the demand has also surged by an extraordinary […]

1 year ago

PNO Strike Continues, Greek Ferries at a Standstill

Iorgos Pappas

The Panhellenic Seamen’s Federation (PNO) strike continues: ferries across Greece remained docked on Thursday and will continue to do so on Friday.

1 year ago

Greece: August Setbacks in Tourism Revenue

Victoria Udrea

August’s tourism revenue decline mainly stemmed from British and French visitors, who reduced their spending.

1 year ago

Discovery of a 6th-Century Basilica in Oreoi, Evia

Iorgos Pappas

Last summer, in Oreoi in northern Evia, an ancient basilica believed to be from the 6th century AD emerged during sewage network excavations, as announced by the Ministry of Culture.

1 year ago

Nationwide Strikes Shake Education, Hospitality, and Maritime Sectors

Iorgos Pappas

Education system strikes and industrial action across various sectors in Greece are shaking up routine operations, drawing attention to multiple issues, including wage increments, job security, and worker welfare. The coordinated actions involve teachers, maritime workers, and the food and tourism sectors, spotlighting ongoing disputes over labour rights and economic conditions. Education and Cleaning Staff […]

1 year ago

Weather Shifts: Polar Jet Stream on the Way to Bring a Deep Winter

Argophilia Travel News

Greece weather shift: the Polar Jet Stream could herald the onset of rain and colder weather as November progresses.

1 year ago

Panhellenic Seamen’s Federation Nationwide Strike

Iorgos Pappas

The Panhellenic Seamen’s Federation (PNO) orchestrated a 48-hour strike on October 22-23, leaving ships moored and ports silent.

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