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The Tourist Dynamics of Greek Islands: Winners and Losers

Mihaela Lica Butler

Mykonos Faces Decline in Tourism In July, Mykonos Airport reported a 5.2% decrease in foreign passenger numbers, managing only 285,025 travellers compared to 300,753 in the same period in 2023. The island’s allure seems to be waning as high prices, primarily aimed at upscale tourists, drive visitors to other destinations, capital.gr observes. Even domestic travel […]

1 year ago

Kimolos Island Beach Votes World’s Best

Phil Butler

The Cycladic Island of Kimolos was recently given the distinction of having the world’s cleanest beaches and clearest waters. The Island, which was a battlefield between Ancient Athens, the ruler of the island, and Sparta, the ruler of Milos, is a lesser-known touristic gem than its neighbour Milos. Prassa Beach, which won the world’s best award, is a […]

1 year ago

Secrets of Authentic Greek Summers

Mihaela Lica Butler

For those seeking a genuine Greek summer, untouched by the pressures of social media, there’s a feeling of joining an exclusive club. Enchanted by their experiences, these travellers often urge friends not to spread the word about their discoveries. “We stumbled upon this amazing island, reminiscent of Greece in the 1980s!” they might say, followed […]

1 year ago

Santorini’s Tourism Woes: A Tale of Overcrowding and Desertion

Manuel Santos

The Challenge of Seasonal Visitor Numbers Santorini, often renowned for its picturesque allure and incredible sunsets, attracts an overwhelming number of tourists, numbering around 3.4 million annually, compared to its local population of approximately 20,000. Each day, at peak times, up to 17,000 visitors from cruise ships flood the island’s famous spots, such as Fira […]

1 year ago

Kalamata: Remarkable Archaeological Finds in Ancient Thouria

Iorgos Pappas

Recent excavations in Ancient Thouria, near Kalamata, have revealed remarkable archaeological discoveries.

1 year ago

Paros Airport Undergoes Major Modernization

Kostas Raptis

Paros Airport’s (IATA: PAS, ICAO: LGPA) ongoing improvements and expansion efforts are set to significantly enhance tourist activity and infrastructure. Overseen by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, these projects are poised to offer new facilities benefiting travellers. ΥΠΑ: Το νέο αεροδρόμιο Πάρου εκσυγχρονίζεται και επεκτείνεται δίχως να επηρεάζεται το πτητικό έργο του Key elements […]

1 year ago

Unmatched Luxury at Semeli Coast Mykonos Resort

Argophilia Travel News

Since June 2024, Semeli Coast Mykonos Resort, part of the Curio Collection by Hilton, has been welcoming guests to experience luxury on the Mykonos coastline. With a prime spot on Merchia Beach, this resort boasts 45 plush suites and villas, each featuring a private pool or Jacuzzi with breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. Hilton’s […]

1 year ago

Santorini Experience 2024: A Sports and Tourism Extravaganza

Iorgos Pappas

The Santorini Experience is back for its 7th year, offering athletes and tourists a unique blend of sports and breathtaking landscapes.

1 year ago

Greece Enforces Goat and Sheep Transport Ban to Contain PPR

Victoria Udrea

To contain the highly contagious infection Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR), Greece prohibits the transportation of sheep and goats across the country.

1 year ago

Messinia’s Tourism Woes: A Call for Action

Iorgos Pappas

The Hoteliers’ Association of Messinia is raising concerns over misleading narratives about overtourism.

1 year ago

Fire Risk Alert: High Fire Risk in Multiple Regions

Argophilia Travel News

The Fire Risk Prediction Map from the General Secretariat of Civil Protection warns of a very high risk of fire (category 4) for today, Tuesday, July 30, 2024. This alert affects several regions, including Attica and islands like Kythira, parts of Central Greece, the Peloponnese, Thessaly, Central Macedonia, Crete, the Ionian Islands, and North Aegean […]

1 year ago

Coast Guard Cracks Down on Passenger and Tourist Ships

Manuel Santos

The Coast Guard is ramping up checks on Greek passenger and tourist vessels imposing fines and sailing bans to ensure maritime safety.

1 year ago

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