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Is Mickey Mouse Leadership Destroying Greece’s Biggest Industry?

Phil Butler

According to the latest tourism figures for Greece, several of the country’s islands are seeing record numbers of visitors. Crete tops the list with a record 2.9 million international air arrivals—up 6.7% compared to the previous year. Another popular destination, the Dodecanese islands, has welcomed 2.4 million visitors, an 11.4% rise compared with last year. […]

1 year ago

TUI Ceases Operations to Turkish and Cypriot Regions

Manuel Santos

TUI halts day trips to a Northern Cyprus destination after the month ends.

1 year ago

The Unregulated Enchantment of North Macedonia’s Pink Ruby

Victoria Udrea

The pink ruby, an unofficial treasure of North Macedonia, has captured the imaginations of locals and visitors alike

1 year ago

The Perils of Cultural Complacency

Victoria Udrea

For decades, a casual disregard for rules has been woven into the fabric of society, resulting in severe repercussions, Kathimerini reports. Instances like the train crash in Tempe and the recent amusement park accident highlight this issue. This neglect is evident in everyday settings, from city sidewalks transformed into motorcycle lanes to the disorderly scene […]

1 year ago

Helicopter Flights Banned on Santorini

Manuel Santos

A prosecutor has recently enforced a temporary suspension on private helicopter flights to Santorini.

1 year ago

Government Extends Cyprus-Greece Maritime Link Contract

Argophilia Travel News

The government’s decision to extend the contract for the Cyprus-Greece ferry service underscores the evident success of the venture. Since its launch in 2022, the service has significantly exceeded expectations, accommodating a substantial number of passengers alongside their vehicles and pets. This ferry service not only facilitates travel but also offers an alternative to air […]

1 year ago

Greece: Rising Food and Coffee Prices, What You Need to Know

Iorgos Pappas

Olive Oil Prices: Current Trends and Outlook In recent years, olive oil has emerged as a staple in Greek kitchens and a major driver of food inflation. The price of olive oil has soared by 56% compared to last year and by 137% over the past three years. However, early signs in the wholesale market […]

1 year ago

Travel Alert: Updated Airport Regulations for Spain and Greece UK Travellers

Manuel Santos

As new airport security measures emerge, British travellers heading to Spain or Greece should double-check their travel plans. Starting September 1, European airports will enforce stricter hand luggage regulations. This adjustment follows a review revealing that the latest security scanners failed to meet necessary performance standards. In response, the UK and EU have reinstated the […]

1 year ago

Greece: New Regulations for Hotel Organic Waste Management

Manuel Santos

Ministry Initiatives and Industry Concerns The Ministry of Environment and Energy has been advancing plans to regulate organic waste in the hotel sector in recent developments. These initiatives involve creating a Collective Alternative Management System, where the costs will be borne by the hotel businesses themselves. This move, however, has sparked concerns among industry representatives. […]

1 year ago

TUI’s Solar Initiative Gains Momentum

Mihaela Lica Butler

TUI’s Solar Initiative: Three solar parks are now operational in Türkiye, supplying eight hotels with clean energy.

1 year ago

Aiming for UNESCO Recognition for Ancient Nicopolis Landmarks

Mihaela Lica Butler

Restoration of the Ancient Theatre The Ministry of Culture is dedicated to restoring the grand theatre’s stage and backstage at Ancient Nicopolis, constructed by Octavian following his victory at the Battle of Actium. This iconic structure, historically accommodating around 10,000 spectators with vistas over the ancient city and the Gulf of Amvrakikos, had been refurbished […]

1 year ago

Albania’s 2023 Tourism Season: Challenges and Adjustments

Mihaela Lica Butler

The adage that a good start is half the work didn’t quite hold true for Albania’s tourism sector in 2023. While the initial months showcased a wave of optimism, with foreign visitor entries soaring by about 40% from January to May, hopes for a seamless season faced hurdles. The long-held vision of all-year-round tourism materialized, […]

1 year ago

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