The introduction of 25 Animal Police officers in Crete marks Greece’s pioneering effort in animal welfare enforcement.
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Santorini Hotel Bookings Show Signs of Recovery
Santorini hotel bookings show signs of recovery as accommodations reopen ahead of Easter. New strategies for boosting tourism on the island.
Greece Targets 40 Million Tourists in 2025
Greece gears up for another record year in tourism as charter flights return, with estimates aiming at 40 million tourists in 2025.
Greece Pushes for an Insular Program from the EU
The insular program includes price monitoring, liquidity assistance, and permanent funding measures for small islands.
Trial Operation at Kastelli International Airport Scheduled for August 2026
The trial operation at Kastelli International Airport could start in August 2026. By 2027, Crete will turn into a year-round tourism hub.
Heraklion Airport Holds Greece’s First Anti-Terrorism Exercise
Heraklion Airport hosted Greece’s first large-scale anti-terrorism exercise featuring a staged bomb threat, gunman, and hostage rescue.
Santorini Tourism Faces Uncertainty as Cruise Plans Stall
A governmental delay in issuing operational directives has created chaos for the Santorini tourism sector.
MK Hotel Collection and Crete’s Horrific Overdevelopment Trend
The MK Hotel Collection is hard at work expanding its beachfront and beachside luxury offerings with the development of a fourth all-suites project adjacent to Minoan Civilization finds of incalculable importance. Are these developments in the best interest of Cretans, Greeks, or the world community? Maria Karatzi’s hotel brand’s developments are ambitious and, to a […]
Chrysi Island Conservation Efforts Continue
Conservation measures for Chrysi Island include restrictions on visitor access and preservation efforts to protect its unique ecosystem.
Greek Red List: A New Tool Against the Illegal Trade of Cultural Heritage
The Greek Red List, unveiled by Culture Minister Lina Mendoni at the Acropolis Museum, aims to combat the illegal trade of cultural heritage.
Santorini Donkeys Abused: The Silent Cost of Luxury Villas
The exploitation of donkeys in Santorini sparks outrage as these animals endure heavy loads in harsh conditions.
Refugees to Crete: A Journey of Desperation, Survival, and Loss
Over 1,400 refugees have arrived in Crete and Gavdos, fleeing violence and exploitation in Libya.
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