As the summer season approaches, the island of Crete is bracing for a water shortage crisis. The dams are running low.
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Diktaean Cave Closes to the Public for 11 Months
The Diktaean Cave near Lassithi, which is said to be the birthplace of Zeus in mythology, will be closed to the public until January 2025 as its rocky slopes are reinforced.
Chania Lifeguard Crisis: Only 50% of Costs Covered by State in 2024
Chania faces recurring issues with lifeguard coverage this year, with only 50% of costs now state-funded.
The Keftiu: Were They the Children of Atlantis?
Archaeologists and historians have left unattended, a plethora of evidence suggesting the Keftiu could have been the children of Atlantis.
May Day Strikes to Disrupt Travel and Transport
On May 1st, Labor Day strikes are expected to cause significant disruptions to public transportation in Greece
Unionized Workers’ Strike in Greece on May 1st Travel Advisory
Travel Alert: Major strike by unionized workers across Greece this May 1st. Check for updates and travel options before your trip.
Knossos Palace Fueled Crete €11M Revenue in 2023
Last year, Knossos’ archaeological significance proved lucrative, funneling €11 million into Crete’s tourism economy.
Kotsyfos Gorge Closure Impacts Local Tourism
Following the repeated massive landslides in the Kotsyfos Gorge on January 19 and March 13, the inhabitants of the southern part of Rethymno have been enduring an unending struggle for the past month and a half. Situated twenty-two kilometres south of Rethymno, the three-kilometre Kourtaliotiko Gorge is one of the island’s most breathtaking natural attractions. […]
Closing Hours at Heraklion Archaeological Museum Outrage Visitors
Unexpected closed doors at Heraklion Archaeological Museum leave many tourists asking why. Get the inside scoop!
Eurovision 2024: Eastern Europe’s Entries (Videos)
At Eurovision 2024, Ukraine, Slovenia, Serbia, Moldova, Greece, Cyprus, Poland, Czechia, and Azerbaijan have good chances in the finals.
Consumer Alert: Fake Luxury Items Sold in Shops in Crete
Crete officials discovered a large enterprise where dishonest businesses sold phony luxury goods. Investigators confiscated 23,897 counterfeit items and penalized six firms €206,500.
Ministers Strive to Make Greece First Banana Pudding Republic
Greece officials aren’t able to accomplish the most basic tasks like hiring museum staff in order to fully open the country’s grand museums.
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