The Ethnographic Museum of Kruja, a significant cultural landmark in Albania, has reopened following comprehensive restoration efforts. Struck by the 2019 earthquake, the museum has been transformed into a modern facility, thanks to an €850,000 donation by the European Union via the EU4Culture programme. The restoration project, guided by UNOPS in partnership with the Ministry […]
Eastern Europe
Croatia: Large Scorpion Surprises Woman in Trogir
Dr. Nediljko Landeka shared insights regarding a recent scorpion discovery on a beach in Sevid, near Trogir.
Unlocking the Secrets of Ancient Adaptation: The Kültepe Archaeological Project
Harvey Weiss is spearheading a groundbreaking study at Kültepe to examine ancient cultures’ adaptation tactics to environmental changes
Kalamata: Remarkable Archaeological Finds in Ancient Thouria
Recent excavations in Ancient Thouria, near Kalamata, have revealed remarkable archaeological discoveries.
Rising Temperatures and Salinity in the Adriatic Sea
Split’s Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries experts are concerned about growing Adriatic Sea temperatures and salinity.
Travel Alert: Elevated E. coli Levels Raise Concern at Ayfilon Beach
In the Northern Cyprus region, Ayfilon Plaji (Ayfilon Beach) is currently experiencing severe water contamination. Despite its natural allure, surrounded by picturesque mountains, the beach’s waters now pose a significant health risk. An analysis shared by the Northern Health Ministry reveals that E. coli levels have alarmingly exceeded safe limits. Located near Rizokarpaso, Ayfilon ranks […]
Modern German Passenger Cars Now Part of BDZ
Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ) has expanded its fleet with the addition of new passenger cars acquired from Germany and supplied by Deutsche Bahn. These advanced cars’ debut journey is scheduled for the Sofia-Burgas route, departing promptly at 4:30 PM. Starting Monday, August 12, the latest German carriages will enhance the “Chaika” fast train, servicing the […]
Boost in Hotel Occupancy in Bulgaria
A Surge in Staycations In June, Bulgaria experienced a significant surge in hotel occupancy as the number of overnight stays hit 3.5 million, reflecting a 5.9% increase compared to the previous year. Data from the National Statistical Institute revealed that the overall volume of overnight stays climbed by 6% from the previous year, with hotel […]
Paros Airport Undergoes Major Modernization
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 […]
Unmatched Luxury at Semeli Coast Mykonos Resort
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 […]
Ancient Bronze Treasure Unearthed in Czech Field
Archaeologists discovered a hoard of Bronze Age artifacts in June while conducting a routine field survey in the Czech Republic.
Santorini Experience 2024: A Sports and Tourism Extravaganza
The Santorini Experience is back for its 7th year, offering athletes and tourists a unique blend of sports and breathtaking landscapes.
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