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Mărțișor: Origins, Traditions, and Symbolism in Romania
On March 1, Romania celebrates Mărțișor, the most famous symbol of spring. The oldest surviving Mărțișor in Romania dates from 1879.
Richtis Gorge, Crete’s Best Trekking Destination [2024 Guide]
Richtis Gorge is a true hidden treasure just waiting to be discovered by those looking for a unique trekking adventure.
2024 Real Estate Trends in Crete, Greece
Real estate trends for 2024 suggest that home price growth in Certe may slightly decrease or moderate.
Heraklion Airport Closed Until February 24
Heraklion International Airport “Nikos Kazantzakis” (IATA: HER, ICAO: LGIR) will be closed from February 19 to 24, thus no flights will operate.
Crete: Appeal for a Program to Curb the Rapid Spread of Invasive Species Devastating Fishing
In the Cretan Sea, invasive species, particularly Lagocephalus Sceleratus, multiply quickly. This puts Cretan fishermen’s livelihoods under an unprecedented financial strain.
Finnair or Thin-air: Is it OK to Weigh Travellers?
Finnair is now making headlines for weighing passengers at the gate.
Olive Oil Prices 2024 High Due to Market Scarcity and Below Average Harvest
Olive oil prices 2024: The market dynamics from the end of 2023 continue, resulting in record-high valuations for refined and extra virgin olive oils.
Kastrokefala, the Mycenaean Acropolis Few People Know About
Despite being just ten minutes away from Heraklion, most residents are utterly unaware of Kastrokefala’s existence.
5 Travel Advertising Trends in a Generative AI Landscape
Travel Advertising should not succumb to Generative AI and focus on building authenticity and strong guest relationships instead.
Kommos, An Idyllic Haven for Yoga on the Beach
Yoga on the beach: if you venture to Crete will find solace in the serene tranquillity of Kommos Beach near Matala.
Recent Cleanup of Heraklion Venetian Harbor Offers Hope [Video]
Divers from MEPP and various volunteer organizations dove into Heraklion’s Venetian Port and discovered an alarming mess of sunken refuse.
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