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Top Things to See in Berat, Albania

Mihaela Lica Butler

Berat, designed in 2008 a UNESCO World Heritage Site as a rare example of a well-preserved Ottoman town, has many interesting attractions.

10 years ago

Paradox of Choice: Travelers Don’t Like too Many Choices

Mihaela Lica Butler

Are you familiar with the “Paradox of Choice?” Too many packages and offers, may overwhelm the decision process, and may defect to other booking sites

10 years ago

TripIndex Europe Identifies Bargain Trips for U.S. Travelers

Mihaela Lica Butler

The U.S. dollar is currently strong against many foreign currencies, making U.S. travelers anxious to plan trips to bargain destinations.

10 years ago

Five Russian architectural projects to blow your mind

Aleksandr Shatskih

Culturally, Russia is one of the world’s great treasure chests of fine art of every description. Not the least of these national treasures are the country’s architectural creations. With all the conflict in our world today, it seems appropriate to remind people of beauty and progress. To this end, here are five projects that really should take your breath away.

10 years ago

To have, or have not & Russian Tourists in 2015

Phil Butler

When Russia’s influence on the Ukraine government of Viktor Yanukovych got challenged by a kind of rampaging western hegemony, all Europe should have studied more closely these relationships. Now, over a year in, the 2015 summer tourist season will probably be a disaster. Regardless of who we lay the blame on for the current west-east detente disaster, […]

10 years ago

How to Build the Right Social Media Presence for Your Hotel

Mihaela Lica Butler

To answer this particular question, you need to identify the most lucrative social networks for hotels. Please consider Foursquare and TripAdvisor first, as well as any other similar networks in your own country. However, this article will not be about them –

10 years ago

How to Craft the Right Content Marketing Strategy for Spring

Mihaela Lica Butler

Hotels and hospitality businesses need to craft different marketing strategies for every season, and for every important event at their destination. Learn how to create the perfect content to convert readers into guests.

10 years ago

Europe Tourism Recovery Goes Into Shock

Phil Butler

If foreign relations and anti-terror tactics across Europe get any worse, tourism dependent businesses already hit by west versus Russia tensions could finally go belly up. All across the EU soldiers and other security personnel are fanning out in a frantic hunt for suspected radicals. However real or perceived Jihadists or other extremists may be, the danger posed to Europe’s economy. That “recovery” Europe was promised, it’s clear it’s not happening now.

10 years ago

Why Bad Translations of Hotel Documents Are Bad for Your Business

Aleksandr Shatskih

Globalisation and advances in transport technology have brought something new to the table for all service providers: millions and millions of foreign potential customers. The hotel business is one of the most competitive markets where the battle for customers is in full swing all the time. Nowadays, hotels need to really fight for their foreign guests and the easiest way of doing that is to offer added value.

10 years ago

Sorolla’s “The Color of the Sea” exhibition in Mallorca

Aleksandr Shatskih

On Mallorca all this month, one of Spain’s most prolific artists, Joaquín Sorolla (1863-1923), is the subject of an exhibition via
“la Caixa” Foundation.

10 years ago

An Unforgettable Weekend in London

Aleksandr Shatskih

London is a city of unique opportunities. There are so many restaurants, that even if you go to a new one every day; you will hardly manage to visit them all. Quite often, when you come to the UK capital on business or for leisure, you get lost in this variety. And so we have […]

10 years ago

Merry Christmas, Mother Russia

Phil Butler

Across Russia today orthodox Christians are celebrating their Christmas with unique cheer. January 7th, the 40 days of Lent preceding having been observed, sees the day dawn on a national holiday a glitter with celebratory cheer. Here’s wishing a Merry Christmas to all Mother Russia, and a remembrance from my fellow Americans. “Judge not, and […]

10 years ago

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A New Chapter for Accessible Tourism in Crete

2025-12-03 By Victoria Udrea

“Crete for All” transforms hospitality through hands-on accessibility training for 500 workers. A gentle shift with real impact.

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Crete’s VOAK (BOAK) Highway Project Stalls Again

2025-12-03 By Iorgos Pappas

Concerns grow over VOAK (BOAK) delays and mounting costs. Heraklion’s Chamber urges transparency and faster progress on Crete’s key road.

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Archanes Reveals a Minoan Engineering Twist

2025-12-03 By Mihaela Lica Butler

A mysterious double wall at Archanes turns out to be a Minoan safety innovation. Excavations reveal a brilliant ancient solution

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A Rare Pause for Crete’s Markets

2025-12-03 By Arthur Butler

Crete’s street markets close for a national strike as producers protest new rules. What tourists should know and how it affects travel plans.

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Sfakia’s Black Limnóna’s Port Finally Moves an Inch

2025-12-02 By Ion Bogdan V.

Crete celebrates a port study that took 4.5 years and 42 approvals. Actual construction? Still a dream. Argophilia tells the truth.

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