A major fire ravaged the Broadway Theater in Kypseli, Athens, early Thursday morning. The blaze began in the historic theatre’s basement, nestled within an arcade on Agios Meletiou Street. Quick Action to Save Lives Upon noticing thick smoke billowing from the theatre’s portico, residents alerted the Fire Department. Initial responders included 20 firefighters with five […]
Eastern Europe
Extreme Weather Warning Still in Place for Southern Europe
Countries across southern and southeastern Europe have issued extreme weather warnings due to potentially dangerous heat. Greece’s culture ministry closed the Acropolis for some hours during the hottest part of the day. Meanwhile, Meteorologists say hot air coming from Africa will continue baking the nation until Sunday. According to the news, temperatures last week reached […]
Archaeological Museum of Delos Reopens After Renovation
Yesterday, the President of the Hellenic Republic, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, officially reopened the upgraded Archaeological Museum on Delos. The island welcomed many dignitaries and enthusiasts eager to witness the transformation. Guided Tour and Official Presentation During her visit, Sakellaropoulou explored the extensive archaeological site and later visited the Mykonos Archaeological Museum. There, she addressed the ceremonial […]
Greece Tourism Zoning Plan Under Review
A new zoning plan to regulate the tourism industry is coming soon. The plan aims to limit the number of short-term rental properties. While the exact rules aren’t clear yet, many areas in Attica are expected to be affected, signalling significant changes ahead. The plan, based on a draft law, will limit the number of […]
Heatwave Creates Major Hurdles for Greek Delivery Workers
Two weeks of temperatures soaring above 100 degrees, sometimes reaching 111 degrees, have hit Greece hard. Residents, tourists, and particularly food delivery drivers are struggling in this intense heat. The harsh conditions have led authorities to shut down the Acropolis and various archaeological sites during the afternoon. Outdoor work is often banned, including for delivery […]
Amid Anti-Tourism Trends, Albania Invites You
With tourism numbers increasing globally, many well-known destinations struggle to manage the influx. In places like Barcelona, tourists face hostility and even water spraying. Palma features graffiti equating tourism to terrorism. British stag and hen parties are unwelcome in Amsterdam, and Venice imposes hefty congestion charges during peak seasons. Dubrovnik limits cruise ship arrivals, while […]
Aegean Rebreath: Massive Cleanup Effort in Santorini
Aegean Rebreath collected 800 kilos of abandoned fishing nets from the seabed of Santorini.
The Enigmatic Queen: Thessalonike of Macedon
From queen to mermaid, Thessalonike of Macedon is a compelling figure in ancient history. Her life is interlaced with power, tragedy, and myth.
Bulgaria May Tourism: Surge in Foreign Tourists and Hotel Revenues
Significant Increase in Hotel Revenues In May, Bulgarian hotels experienced a notable rise in revenue, reaching BGN 116 million—an impressive 32.2% increase over the same period in 2023. Foreign tourists contributed BGN 58.8 million to this total, slightly surpassing the BGN 57.1 million spent by local guests. Key Revenue Highlights: Growth in Overnight Stays The […]
Athens Faces Tourism Overload
Athens captivates culture enthusiasts with its rich history and exquisite cuisine. However, the city’s tourism numbers have grown uncontrollably in recent years, presenting significant challenges. Authorities noted that rising tourists have overwhelmed local infrastructure and resources. To mitigate these issues, Athens capped the number of visitors to the Acropolis at 20,000 per day last year. […]
Greece Faces Crisis Due to Surge in UK Tourists
Growing Concerns in Athens Tensions rise in Greece as locals express frustration over a surge in British tourists. Graffiti on shop fronts in Athens reading “No more tourism” highlights the deepening resentment. This sentiment echoes through Spain, affecting areas like Lanzarote, Tenerife, and Majorca. Professor Katerina Kikilia of the University of West Attica emphasized the […]
Belgrade Faces Extreme Heat by 2050
The Rising Need for Urban Green Spaces Urban green spaces play a crucial role in maintaining air quality and moderating city temperatures. In Belgrade, the massive rise in construction projects has slashed the amount of green cover, leading to increasingly harsh summer heat waves. Meteorologists predict that many parts of the Northern Hemisphere will continue […]
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