Much has changed on Crete Island since COVID and other crises. Fortunately, the people and the cuisine of Phyllosophies never will.
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Mysterious 4,000-Year-Old Cretan Structure Poses Challenge to New Airport Construction
Papoura Hill, a 4,000-year-old circular structure, is potentially stalling the construction of a new airport near Kastelli.
Crete – To an Isle in the Water
A dedication to the genius of Yeats, the allure of Crete, and true love that grips us in the ordinary and extraordinary times of life.
Will Varosha Finally Become the Las Vegas of the Med?
Most tourism stories do not begin with a note of tragedy. Still, the story of Varosha, Cyprus, is a sad exception. Once a glittery haven for Hollywood stars and world celebrities, the Nothern Cpyrus seaside resort is now a monument to failed international relations. Still, there’s a glimmer of hope the seaside playground may flourish […]
Venetian Neoria: Reviving Chania’s Historic Gem
The path is clear for restoring Chania’s last monument—the Venetian Neoria—thanks to €22 million secured for its revival.
Two Scenarios for Olive Oil Prices in Greece
Olive oil prices in Greece remain high, but a glimmer of hope is on the horizon: we anticipate a gradual return to pre-crisis levels.
Golden Sands: Over 1.5 Million Euros Raised Through Crete Beach Concessions
To date, over 120 organized beaches across Crete have been successfully auctioned generating over 1.5 million euros through beach concessions.
How FTI Touristik Insolvency Affects Tourists in Crete
The insolvency of FTI Touristik GmbH, initiated on Monday, June 3, 2024, has significantly impacted the tourism sector in Crete.
Hard Season for Airbnb Hosts in Crete
The upcoming tourist season will pose significant challenges for Airbnb hosts in Crete: critical water shortage, higher energy costs, etc.
Monumental Plane Tree of Krassi Shows Worrying Signs of Decay
The Monumental Plane Tree of Krassi faces serious threats due to mistreatment, neglect, and irresponsibility.
Crete’s Depleted Dams Spark Water Crisis This Summer
As the summer season approaches, the island of Crete is bracing for a water shortage crisis. The dams are running low.
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.
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