Driving in Athens just changed. AI traffic cameras are recording speeding, phone use, and red-light violations. Drivers should expect fines.
Travel Technology
EU Entry/Exit System Causes Airport Queues Across Europe
Europe’s new Entry/Exit System triggers passport control delays of up to three hours, raising concerns ahead of the 2026 travel season.
RevitUp.direct Unveils Cyprus’ First Destination-Scale AI Chatbot for Famagusta
A breakthrough moment for Mediterranean tourism innovation RevitUp.direct proudly announces the launch of the groundbreaking AI Digital Assistant developed for the Famagusta Tourism Development & Promotion Company — the first destination-wide AI chatbot ever deployed in Cyprus, marking a decisive step into the next era of intelligent travel experiences. The new assistant is available through […]
Heraklion Absent From MyStreet App
MyStreet app has garnered 33,000 downloads and 7,300 listings, tracking public space use. Heraklion shows zero participation so far.
How AI Is Rewriting Travel From Search to Sunset
AI is reshaping travel, from smart trip planning and predictive pricing to biometric airports and eco-routing.
Airbnb Lets US Guests Reserve Now, Pay Later
Airbnb launches Reserve Now, Pay Later for US stays, letting guests book without upfront payment while hosts keep their cancellation protections intact.
WIFI4GR Brings Free Public Wi-Fi in Tsoutsouras
The Municipality of Minoa Pediada has launched WIFI4GR, offering free high-speed internet access in Tsoutsouras and future expansion to 32 locations across the region.
Europe Ditches Outdated 100ml Liquid Rule at Airports
ECAC has approved new CT scanners that can detect liquids, ending the notorious 100ml liquid rule for European airports equipped with them.
eSIM Providers Hit a Wall in Türkiye
Türkiye blocks major eSIM providers Saily, Airalo, Holafly, Nomad, Instabridge, Mobimatter, Alosim, and BNESIM.
What If Your Concierge Had a Soul?
Most travelers remember places by how they made them feel — not just the meals, the beaches, or the museums, but something subtler: the tone of a welcome, the warmth of a gesture, the feeling that someone truly saw them. What if that someone… wasn’t human? We built HAL 12000 not as a tool, but […]
Sanders Group Acquires Greek Property Management Company
Sanders Group, a major Danish hospitality company, has acquired Greek short-term rental leader Mint Property SA.
Hoteliers Question Digital Labor Card Overtime Data
POX slams the Ministry of Labor, challenging Digital Labor Card overtime data, demanding transparency about calculation methods, and exposing questionable reporting.
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