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Spring in the Vineyards: An Invitation to the Wines of Greece Open Doors
On May 17th & 18th, wine lovers can explore the wines of Greece with guided tours, tastings, and local vineyard experiences.
Ferry Price-Fixing Scandal in Greece: Competition Commission Investigates Oligopoly
Greece promised ferry freedom back in 2002, but the fantasy didn’t last long. The Competition Commission has caught two companies playing gatekeeper over 60% of the country’s mid- and long-distance ferry routes. Tourists and islanders? Stuck with whatever fares and timetables are handed down by the duopoly. If you’re trying to reach one of the […]
Samaria Gorge Reopening Welcomed 1,251 Visitors on May 6
Samaria Gorge reopening drew 1,251 visitors on May 6, 2025. OFYPEKA enforces strict rules for safety and nature protection, while local leaders voice concerns over park management.
Water Alliances: Minister Papastavrou Rallies Citizens in Fight Against Drought
Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou urges citizens and organizations to unite against Greece’s ongoing drought.
Fire Season in Crete: How Local Leaders Prepare for Heat and Wildfires in 2025
On May 5, 2025, top officials from Heraklion met at a high-level meeting to coordinate preparations for the fire season in Crete.
How Knossos Got a $3.5 Million Fire Protection and Lightning Defense System
The Greek Ministry of Culture rolled out major Knossos fire protection and lightning defense systems, funded by the Crete Regional Operational Program.
Recycled Waste Keeps Piling Up in Ierapetra
Tourists visiting Crete find Ierapetra struggling with mounting recycled waste from farm chemicals. Local officials, farmers, and recycling companies face gridlock due to government delays.
Anemos Consortium Will Landscape a Circular Garden Inside the Athens International Airport
The Anemos Consortium will oversee a 1.28 billion euro expansion at Athens International Airport by 2032, including a circular garden, upgraded passenger areas, and modernized commercial zones.
The State of the Olive Oil Market Before Its Official Opening on April 22
The Greek olive oil market faces falling prices, sluggish sales, and divided producers. 60–70% of production is still in storage.
In the Light of Hope: An Easter Message from Argophilia
Happy Easter! Let the wounds heal crude and uneven if they must. Let the raw shimmering of spring remind you—you are still, always, light.
Are Crete Visitor Reviews as Glowing as Brochure Promises?
Discover the truth behind Crete visitor reviews and what tourists say about roads, prices, and service.
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