AHV authorities closed the Skopje Zoo in North Macedonia for three weeks after detecting H5N1 bird flu in a dead goose found in the garden pond.
Eastern Europe
First Metro Line in Thessaloniki Debuts November 30
The first metro line in Thessaloniki, with 13 stations -five designed as museums, will welcome its first passengers on November 30, 2024.
Greek August Tourism’s Revenue Puzzle
August Revenue Decline Amidst Visitor Surge In a surprising turn of events, Greece’s tourism sector reported a dip in earnings for August despite a surge in visitor numbers. The revenue for the month slipped by 1.8% compared to the prior year, settling at €4.249 billion, whereas the number of tourists climbed by 6.6%. This trend, […]
Greece Faces Water Crisis. Again.
Greece is struggling with acute water scarcity, especially on its islands. This pressing issue has sparked a debate among experts about possible remedies, with some suggesting desalination and others advocating for the construction of dams. There are obvious solutions, but stubbornness and unwillingness make higher-ups resist anything remotely useful. Alexandros Yfantis, who heads the prominent […]
Luxury Tourism Could Boost Greece’s Economy
The 2nd Luxury Tourism Conference in Santorini, held on October 12 and 13, 2024, spotlighted the future possibilities and obstacles in the luxury tourism industry and Greece’s influential position. According to the ANA, key discussions revolved around these strategic themes. Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni said that luxury travel is experiencing rapid expansion. It is characterized […]
Nelly’s Photographic Genius on Display in Chania
This seminar, part of the ongoing exhibit, will offer a comprehensive look into the genius of Nelly’s, captivating attendees with her profound cultural and historical influence. The day’s schedule includes: 10:25 a.m. Welcome Remarks 10:30 a.m. Opening Addresses 11:00 a.m. First Session 12:00 p.m. Break 12:20 p.m. Second Session 1:35 p.m. Discussions and Closing Remarks […]
Alarmingly Low Water Levels in Lake Volvi
In northeastern Greece, Lake Volvi faces a significant threat as prolonged dry spells and sweltering heat have caused its waters to recede drastically. As the nation’s second-largest lake, Volvi’s levels have sunk by an alarming meter over recent months. According to the recent assessment by the Hellenic Wetland Habitat Center, this descent has reached a […]
Karpathos Could Be A Solution to Overtourism
Karpathos – the land of the Titans – boasts an ancient past, where evidence of human habitation dates back to 4,00
BC.
Syedra Ancient City to Become a Nighttime Museum
In Antalya’s southwest, the ambitious plan to transform the Syedra Ancient City into a “Night Museum” is gathering momentum.
Spike in Uber Tourist Rides: A 47% Increase in Athens
In Athens, Uber tourist rides escalated by an average of 47% from last year’s timeframe. Thessaloniki saw an even higher increase of 76%.
Karpathos: A Sanctuary from Mass Tourism
Karpathos is recognised as a top off-the-beaten-path destination, offering a peaceful alternative to crowded tourist areas.
Major Development Initiatives for Eastern Macedonia and Thrace
Strategic Regional Plan Announced During a recent visit to Northern Greece, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis unveiled a comprehensive series of development projects amounting to €2.83 billion, targeting Eastern Macedonia and Thrace, with a particular focus on the Evros region adjacent to the Greek-Turkish border. This initiative forms a cornerstone of the Greek government’s strategic vision […]
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