Minoa Pediada seeks compensation for lost municipal revenue after the new Heraklion airport opening was delayed to February 2027.
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Crete Rescue Crews Warn Hikers to Respect the Island’s Heat and Terrain
Crete firefighters warn hikers to check conditions, carry water and wear proper footwear, especially during heatwaves.
Glass or Tin? The Best Container for Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Should you buy extra virgin olive oil in dark glass bottles or tin cans? We break down the pros, cons, and science behind preserving EVOO freshness.
Samaria Gorge Weather Forecasts Under Review After Repeated Closures
Crete authorities want more accurate weather monitoring at Samaria Gorge after forecast rainfall led to closures despite suitable hiking conditions.
The Companion Economy: How AI Is Quietly Rewriting Advertising, PR and Marketing from Interruption to Resonance
The future of marketing is no longer a funnel a human walks alone. It is two companions moving together into the unknown—one machine, one human—each needing something different to keep going.
New Road Brings Southern Crete Closer to Kastelli Airport
TERNA opens a 6km bypass around Arkalochori, creating the first modern access road connecting Southern Crete and Messara to the future Kastelli Airport.
Crete Traffic Police Step Up VOAK Checks as August 15 Exodus Peaks
Heading out on Crete’s roads for the August 15th peak? Traffic police are out in full force on VOAK, targeting speeding, alcohol, and reckless driving.
Crete’s Hotel Pipeline Booms, But Who Is Caring for the Inland?
Luxury hotel projects continue across Crete, but most investment remains concentrated along the coast as many inland communities face different challenges.
Agios Nikolaos to Award 2026 Lifeguard Contract in Mid-August
Agios Nikolaos will award its 2026 beach lifeguard contract on August 11, prompting questions about why the process is concluding during peak summer.
Investigation Launched into Alleged Killing of Protected Kri-Kri Goat in Samaria National Park
Authorities in Chania are investigating allegations that a protected Cretan kri-kri goat was illegally killed inside Samaria National Park during restoration works.
Great News, Chania! The Municipal Market Reopening Is Only Four Years Behind Schedule
Chania completes tenant auctions for the historic Agora, targeting a December 4, 2026 grand reopening with a focus on local Cretan products.
Hersonissos Warns New Tourism Planning Rules Could Hurt Crete’s Future
Hersonissos is urging changes to Greece’s revised tourism framework, warning that the proposed planning rules could limit sustainable growth, local businesses and future investment in Crete.
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