Koronekes Olive Mill near Heraklion, Crete, is where tradition and organic methods create exceptional extra virgin olive oils.
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2025 Mosquito Control Program in Crete Begins
Crete’s mosquito control program for 2025 begins, targeting mosquito hotspots to enhance public health and tourist areas.
Chania Municipal Market to Open in October?
Chania Municipal Market faces delays caused by archeological discoveries and construction mishaps, and the reopening keeps getting pushed back.
First Permanent Natura 2000 Staff Hired for Greece’s Protected Areas
Greece hires 340 permanent Natura 2000 staff for protected area management, led by Minister Theodoros Skylakakis.
Celebrate Clean Monday by the Sea at Karavolas
Join the City of Heraklion’s Clean Monday celebration at Karavolas by the sea! Traditional food, live music, and good vibes await.
NeaKriti Highlights Morosini Fountain’s Decline—Will Restoration Come Too Late?
NeaKriti reports mounting neglect of Heraklion’s iconic Morosini Fountain. Public outcry grows, but repairs remain in limbo.
Airbnb Offers 200 Cycladic Families Free Emergency Housing in Athens
200 Cycladic families displaced by earthquakes are receiving free emergency housing in Athens due to a collaboration between the Municipality and Airbnb.
Olive Oil Tastings Are Now Part of the Ecomuseum of the Municipality of Sitia Experience
At the Ecomuseum of the Municipality of Sitia, olive oil tastings immerse visitors in Crete’s cultural heart.
Elafonissi Beach Crowned No. 1 in the World for 2025
Elafonissi Beach in Crete has been named nr. 1 in the latest edition of Travelers’ Choice® Awards: Best of the Best Beaches for 2025.
Dr. Vangelis Kyriakou on Mismanaged Media Narratives Amidst Seismic Crisis in the Cyclades
Dr. Vangelis Kyriakou exposes the damages caused by media hysteria surrounding weather and seismic activity in Greece.
Arbitrary Building Crackdown in Mykonos
Theodoros Skylakakis, Minister of Environment, warns those engaging in arbitrary building in Mykonos of strict consequences, including demolition.
Sarakiniko: How Bureaucracy Fumbled Over Ecological Crime
Greek authorities scramble to define protection zones for natural landscapes after the Sarakiniko ecological crime.
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