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Olive Oil Tastings Are Now Part of the Ecomuseum of the Municipality of Sitia Experience

Mihaela Lica Butler

At the Ecomuseum of the Municipality of Sitia, olive oil tastings immerse visitors in Crete’s cultural heart.

1 year ago

Elafonissi Beach Crowned No. 1 in the World for 2025

Mihaela Lica Butler

Elafonissi Beach in Crete has been named nr. 1 in the latest edition of Travelers’ Choice® Awards: Best of the Best Beaches for 2025.

1 year ago

Dr. Vangelis Kyriakou on Mismanaged Media Narratives Amidst Seismic Crisis in the Cyclades

Mihaela Lica Butler

Dr. Vangelis Kyriakou exposes the damages caused by media hysteria surrounding weather and seismic activity in Greece.

1 year ago

Arbitrary Building Crackdown in Mykonos

Kostas Raptis

Theodoros Skylakakis, Minister of Environment, warns those engaging in arbitrary building in Mykonos of strict consequences, including demolition.

1 year ago

Sarakiniko: How Bureaucracy Fumbled Over Ecological Crime

Mihaela Lica Butler

Greek authorities scramble to define protection zones for natural landscapes after the Sarakiniko ecological crime.

1 year ago

Heraklion Amps Up Earthquake Planning

Mihaela Lica Butler

Mayor of Heraklion discusses earthquake planning with OASP’s president: updated safety measures and an overview of Santorini’s seismic risks.

1 year ago

Seismologist Warns About the Risks of Illegal Constructions on Santorini

Victoria Udrea

Seismologist Akis Tselentis warns of illegal construction on Santorini’s terrain: the island’s unique morphology demands urgent action.

1 year ago

Santorini Alert: Can We Trust the Science or the Officials? 

Phil Butler

What if the Santorini situation becomes one of those rearview mirror events the geniuses in charge are flawless in analyzing after things go violently wrong? Take the earthquake swarms offshore of the volcanic island. The tremors have prompted a state of emergency, but many volcanologists and geologists are urging calm. Calm. Let’s look at a […]

1 year ago

Farmers’ Income Heads for a Nosedive as Olive Oil Prices Drop

Mihaela Lica Butler

Olive oil prices plunge to €4.5, straining farmer incomes in Greece. High costs and potential Trump tariffs add to the crisis.

1 year ago

Santorini Declares State of Emergency Amid Seismic Activity

Iorgos Pappas

Until March 1, 2025, the municipality of Thira in Santorini is under a state of emergency due to ongoing earthquakes.

1 year ago

New Tourism Tax Rules in Greece

Mihaela Lica Butler

New tourism tax rules starting January 2025: who pays, where it applies, and how much it will cost based on accommodation type and season.

1 year ago

Ongoing Santorini Earthquake Swarms Elevate Fears

Phil Butler

Update: Santorini Declares State of Emergency Beginning January 28, the region surrounding Santorini and Amorgos has experienced over 555 small earthquakes, with magnitudes ranging from 3.0 to 5.0+. The earthquakes, tracked by the University of Athens’ seismic monitoring system, have been persistent, prompting concerns among officials, scientists and residents. While no damage has been reported […]

1 year ago

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Bookings for Greece Slowing Due to Middle East Tensions

2026-03-17 By Manuel Santos

Travel demand for Greece has entered a wait-and-see phase as tensions in the Middle East affect bookings and key tourism markets.

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Major Hersonissos Project Faces Delays After Archaeological Discoveries

2026-03-17 By Victoria Udrea

Redevelopment of the Hersonissos port zone is delayed by archaeology, bureaucracy and lack of coordination.

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Allergy Season Starts Early

2026-03-16 By Victoria Udrea

Spring allergy season is starting early in Greece. Doctors advise preparing before symptoms begin, as pollen levels rise with warmer weather.

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New Green Space Under Construction in Mastabas

2026-03-16 By Arthur Butler

Works continue on a new green space in Mastabas, Heraklion. Officials say no parking spaces will be lost, a statement drivers will read twice.

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Heraklion Projects Update

2026-03-15 By Iorgos Pappas

Heraklion announces progress on VOAK works, parking plans, road repairs, and waste policy, as the city continues its slow battle with traffic, infrastructure, and reality.

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