The “Unknown” Fountain That Refused to Disappear Some monuments in Athens get the complete mythological superstar treatment: scaffolding, banners, ticket booths, and tourists elbowing each other for the correct angle. And then there are the others — the ones that sit quietly in the urban mess like they are too polite to complain. The Antaios […]
Eastern Europe
Secret Ancient City Revealed Under Kokovikos House in Plaka
The Ministry of Culture will restore Athens’ iconic Kokovikos House in Plaka into a Greek cinema screening venue, revealing antiquities from Classical to Byzantine eras.
Greece Flirts With France Again and Winter Tourism Is the Prize
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni met with French tour operators in Paris and spoke to Le Figaro, promoting Greece as a year-round destination for 2026.
DYPA Social Tourism Just Got Extended Until June 2026, and Yes, It Can Cover Free Nights
DYPA Social Tourism now runs for 13 months until June 30, offering up to 6 subsidized nights + free stays in selected islands and regions
Natura Greca Wants You to Stop Rushing Greece
Natura Greca unveils its 2026 Greece tours featuring small-group hiking, e-biking and culinary travel across the Cyclades, Crete, Meteora and Thassos.
Greece Briefly Lost Its Airspace on Sunday
Greek airspace briefly shut down after a collapse of radio frequencies disrupted air traffic communications, prompting a preliminary investigation into the incident.
Ionian Sea Ferry Routes Suspended Due to Adverse Weather
Several ferry services in the Ionian Sea were cancelled due to adverse weather, affecting routes between Sami, Ithaca, Patras, Zakynthos, and Kyllini.
Mati: The Evil Eye and the Power of a Look
From jewelry and home charms to quiet rituals of protection, the Greek belief in the evil eye, mati, remains deeply woven into culture, travel, and everyday life.
Killing Time, Finding Art: Thessaloniki Airport’s New MOMUS Air Museum
MOMUS Air turns Thessaloniki Airport into a cultural stop, offering travelers free access to contemporary art while waiting to fly.
Pomegranates and New Year’s Luck in Greek Tradition
Rich in symbolism and history, the pomegranate plays a central role in Greek New Year customs, from antiquity to modern family homes.
Greek Thermal Tourism Reinvents Itself — And Younger Travelers Are Paying Attention
Greek thermal tourism evolves into a modern wellness experience, with Loutraki emerging as a year-round destination for younger visitors.
Dracula Land, or How Romania Keeps Explaining Itself With Fangs
Romania will open a €1 billion Dracula theme park near Bucharest, reviving a familiar fantasy while raising questions about culture, branding, and identity.
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