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Breaking News: Sakis Arnaoutoglou on Elias Storm in Magnesia

Victoria Udrea

Sakis Arnaoutoglou expressed astonishment at the devastation experienced in such a short time since Storm Elias hit Greece. In a Facebook post, he highlighted the data indicating that Volos, a city in Magnesia (one of the regional units of Greece, part of Thessaly), has already received about 30 times the average amount of rainfall for […]

2 years ago

Breaking News: Storm Elias Hits Greece Hard

Victoria Udrea

The storm Elias has caused severe damage in many regions, with Evia being the most affected. The catastrophic effects will continue.

2 years ago

Weather Alert: Severe Thunderstorms and Heavy Rains Coming to Greece

Victoria Udrea

According to the Hellenic National Meteorological Institute (EMY), bad weather will arrive on Monday and last for three days, affecting several areas throughout Greece, especially in western, central and northern regions.

2 years ago

Greek Tourism Breaks Revenue Records in 2023

Mihaela Lica Butler

Greek tourism shatters records in 2023, offering you unrivaled experiences. The tourist season is extended until mid-November.

2 years ago

Breaking News: Olive Oil Prices Skyrocket in Greece

Mihaela Lica Butler

Olive oil prices surge as production decreases, creating a risk of shortage on store shelves. This phenomenon is not limited to Spain; it also affects Greece. The cost of olive oil in Greece and Europe has steadily increased due to a significant decrease in production this year. Producers sell the oil for 8 to 10 […]

2 years ago

Historic Zagori Is Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Victoria Udrea

Plan your next adventure to Zagori, the newly listed UNESCO World Heritage site. Immerse yourself in its ancient wonders and natural wonders.

2 years ago

Olive Project Votanikos: A Massive Urban Park to Open in 2025 in Athens

Victoria Udrea

Through carefully integrating rain gardens, artificial hills, and meticulous design, the Olive Project park will become a green oasis in the heart of Athens.

2 years ago

Greece Named One of 10 Best Countries for Retirement

Phil Butler

A recent global survey of more than 17,000 people suggests Greece as one of the ten best places to retire.

2 years ago

The Human Toll of Greece’s Severe Fires

Victoria Udrea

Greek firefighters, supported by aircraft, are battling a wildfire spreading outside Athens. This fire is one of many that have devastated the country, resulting in the deaths of 20 people this week.

2 years ago

Barbie Star Margot Robbie Spotted in Folegandros, Greece’s Gem of Picturesque Beaches

Mihaela Lica Butler

Folegandros is the answer if you’re yearning for an unspoiled Greek island getaway. With its hidden beaches, charming town, and rich history, this island offers a perfect blend of tranquility and adventure.

2 years ago

Greek Evil Eye μάτι Never Goes Out of Style

Victoria Udrea

The Greek evil eye, also known as μάτι “mati” is a superstition that has been around for centuries. It is said that those who cast the evil eye are envious or jealous of the recipient, and the curse they create can cause harm or misfortune. Despite being a legend, four out of every ten Greeks […]

2 years ago

Rediscovered Wonders: Recently Unearthed Artifacts at Helike

Mihaela Lica Butler

Archaeologists have recently made groundbreaking discoveries at the ancient Greek sanctuary of Poseidon at Helike.

2 years ago

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