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A Word or Two About Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary and Other Bean Counters

Phil Butler

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary still thinks sustainable tourism is business as usual.

4 years ago

Crete’s Natural Treasures: The Poetic Awe of Oreino Gorge

Phil Butler

The hidden “Butterfly Gorge” is an Eden-like canyon leaeding from the tiny mountain village of Oreino to the Libyan Sea.

4 years ago

Mitsotakis: “ Greece must not become low-cost investment destination”

Phil Butler

Prime Minister Mitsotakis says “Greece needs to become attractive to investors in five ways, not simply over low labor cost. Now what?

4 years ago

Expert Viewpoints: Hospitality 2021 and Beyond

Phil Butler

Argophilia Travel News connects with RevitUp’s Business Development Manager Nikos Giokas to get his take on the event, and on the new normal the industry is adapting to.

4 years ago

Tourism Experts Fall Into Matrix: Cookies To Make Things Right As Rain

Phil Butler

In the understatement of the century, Phocuswright experts claim tavel won’t recover from the impact of the coronavirus crisis before 2025.

4 years ago

Excavating Minoan Ritual and Myth to Discover a Sustainable Future

Phil Butler

The shift away from nature began when ancient society departed from the refined feminine dominated civilizations. There must be a way back…

4 years ago

Greek Health Officials Consult Poo-Poo Oracle On COVID-19

Phil Butler

Greek health officials are finding evidence the COVID crisis is abating, get this, at sewage treatment plants in Thessaloniki and Athens.

4 years ago

The Second Wave of COVID-19 Is Now Overwhelming Greek Hospitals

Phil Butler

Greece’s government now admits that the current lockdown to stop COVID-19 was too late. Now, hospitals in the country are overwhelmed.

4 years ago

A Candid Look at Greece’s Bassakwards Tourism Industry

Phil Butler

An agreement between the Greek Tourism Ministry, the Hellenic Chamber of Hotels looks like the foxes in the henhouse.

4 years ago

Does the Quest to Find Eden Begin and End on Crete?

Phil Butler

Crete has a deep and mysterious history that may never be unravelled. That is, unless we pursue from varied angles.

4 years ago

Researchers Find Perfection At the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus

Aleksandr Shatskih

A team of scientists has finally discovered the secret of the perfect acoustics of the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus.

4 years ago

Short of Cash: TUI Solvency Threatens Hundreds of Greek Businesses

Phil Butler

News that Greek hoteliers are over a barrel because TUI AG has not yet to pay millions of euros to certain hotels, comes as little surprise.

4 years ago

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Cuvier’s Beaked Whales Wash Ashore in Crete

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The organization ARION confirmed a mass stranding of Cuvier’s beaked whales (Ziphius cavirostris) on the coasts of southeastern Crete.

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Crete’s Peskesi Triumphs at EU Organic Awards 2025

2025-09-25 By Iorgos Pappas

Heraklion’s Peskesi was named Best Organic Restaurant at the EU Organic Awards. The Cretan eatery outshone over 100 European entries.

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The Chorus of Autumn Crows

2025-09-25 By Victoria Udrea

In autumn, crows gather outside windows with a noisy chorus — part annoyance, part seasonal ritual. A lyrical tale of their racket and the crooked music of change.

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The Birds of Crete: Small Singers, Loud Landlords

2025-09-25 By Manuel Santos

In Crete, finches, doves, blackbirds, and crows share the skies — not always peacefully. A cheeky guide to the island’s feathered residents.

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Steps That will Help you to Get into the Real Estate Business

2025-09-24 By Argophilia Travel News

Discover practical steps to start your real estate career. Learn about licensing, networking, property investment, and market research to succeed in the real estate business.

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