What if the past could speak through the future? That’s the question I found myself asking one evening on the island of Crete, where myth, history, and landscape have always whispered together. I’d sat down at my desk surrounded by books, relics, and old notes — hoping to untangle a riddle left behind by the […]
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Europe Rallies Against Uncontrolled Tourism
Across Europe, on June 15, 2025, activist groups and residents will join forces in a sweeping protest against uncontrolled tourism.
Cretan Olive Oil Producers Grapple with Bureaucracy as Harvest Remains Unsold
Greek olive oil producers struggle with unsold harvests and rising bureaucracy in 2025: when did it start and what led to this dilemma?
Top 10 Family-Friendly Attractions in Heraklion
Plan your family holiday in Crete with the ultimate list of family-friendly attractions in Heraklion. Perfect for tourists travelling with kids.
NeaKriti Exclusive: Heraklion’s Venetian Port Crumbles
The Heraklion Venetian Port shows dangerous damage after recent seismic activity. Locals demand immediate government intervention as cracks and collapses threaten safety and heritage.
Digital Work Cards Espose Unpaid Hours and Labor Violations in Cretan Hotels
Unpaid hours in Crete’s tourism industry have sparked outrage, with hotel workers forced to put in extra work after clocking out, according to reports received by the Heraklion Labor Center.
Greece: Updated Traffic Code Brings Stricter Penalties for Driving Offenses
Greece’s updated Traffic Code, launching September 2025, brings sweeping changes and stricter penalties for drunk driving, mobile phone use, and traffic offenses.
If Only the Minoans Had Known of the Mediocrity to Come
The fate of Crete’s most treasured archaeological sites is still in UNESCO limbo as planning, preparation and presentation of plans seem endless. Europe’s oldest temples/palaces, the monumental heritage they represent, appear to be in the hands of hapless bureaucrats. Like everything else here in Greece, progress is prioritized based on some invisible variable no one […]
Bramiana Dam Water Levels Plummet
Bramiana Dam in Ierapetra faces a sharp drop in water level, exposing the chapel of Prophet Elias and endangering agriculture and wildlife.
Athens Faces Sizzling Summers and a Tourism Shakeup
Athens, Europe’s hottest city, confronts record heat, booming tourism, and a shift toward VIP hospitality.
Sustainability Goes Mainstream in Greek Hotels
Greek hotels invested €200 million in sustainable upgrades in 2024, according to data from ITRF and HCH.
SEA Exposes Waste Scandal at the Water’s Edge on Pahia Ammos Beach
SEA accuses DEYACH of reckless dumping at Pahia Ammos beach, threatening protected ecosystems and species.
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