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A Guide to Spending a Weekend in Italy: Where to Go and What to Do

Argophilia Travel News

Planning a weekend in Italy? Discover the best spots for food, culture, and unforgettable short trips here.

1 year ago

Five Tours in Asia That Are Not to Be Missed

Manuel Santos

Explore five must-visit tours across Asia. From ancient traditions to stunning landscapes, create memories that last a lifetime.

1 year ago

Why Majorca’s Tourism Board Hates Terms Like Hypertourism and Neo-tourism

Phil Butler

The time of the marketing magicians is at hand. In every sphere of business and across the broadest horizon of misinformation, the cancer that is corporate/governmental collusion consumes us all. In tourism, the propaganda is layered so thick it would take a nuclear blast to dig up any truth. And now new words like hypertourism […]

1 year ago

The Wild Beauty of Tasmania: Top Hiking Trails and Nature Spots

Lydia Colman

Tasmania, Australia’s island paradise, is a treasure trove of herbal wonders, thrilling adventures, and unequalled photo ops. Known for its untouched wilderness, dramatic coastlines, and various ecosystems, it’s a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike. Whether you are an experienced hiker or a casual walker, Tasmania has trails catering to all experience levels. Beyond […]

1 year ago

Top 9 Literature Festivals in Eastern Europe to Visit in 2025

Victoria Udrea

These top 9 Eastern European literature festivals in 2025 offer unique cultural experiences and celebrate books, ideas, and conversations.

1 year ago

Craiova Christmas Market Flaunts Eastern Europe’s Highest-flying Santa’s Sleigh

Victoria Udrea

One of the best in Eastern Europe, Craiova Christmas Market opened its doors on November 15 and will close January 5, 2025.

1 year ago

Armenia to Attend Vienna’s Spittelberg Christmas Market

Argophilia Travel News

From November 16th to December 23rd, Armenia will have a booth at the Spittelberg Christmas Market in Vienna.

1 year ago

Pompeii Restricts Entry to 20,000 Visitors Per Day Starting November 15

Manuel Santos

Pompeii introduces name-verified tickets and caps daily visitors at 20,000 to safeguard its heritage and enhance visitor experience.

1 year ago

Travel + Leisure Reveals the 2025 Destination of the Year

Victoria Udrea

Thailand has captured the title of Travel + Leisure’s 2025 Destination of the Year. With its captivating cultural heritage, lively culinary offerings, and an exquisite mix of tradition with contemporary flair, Thailand promises a unique adventure for travelers. Jacqui Gifford, Editor-in-Chief of Travel + Leisure, shared her excitement about the selection: “Whether visitors are exploring […]

1 year ago

This October 18-28, Don’t Miss the Bull’s Blood Festival (Egri Bikavér) in Eger

Argophilia Travel News

Eger warmly invites all wine enthusiasts to the seventh edition of the Egri Bikavér festival in the charming Szépasszony Valley. Here, guests will explore the unique flavours and variety of the renowned Hungarian Egri Bikavér as they savour an array of exceptional wines. Captivating jazz concerts in cosy cellars elevate the experience, perfectly complemented by […]

1 year ago

The Beginner’s Guide to Traveling Solo in Australia

Iorgos Pappas

Did you know that solo travelers took 34% of all domestic overnight flights in Australia? Given the country’s offerings, this is no surprise.  As a first-time solo traveller, it is normal to have fears and doubts, especially if you are used to travelling with family or friends. You need not fret, however, because this guide will […]

1 year ago

16th Annual Pie Festival in Episkopi with Regional Support

Manuel Santos

The Women’s Association of Episkopi “ERGANI” will host the 16th Pie Festival on July 28 and 29, 2024, supported by the Region of Crete, the Municipality of Hersonissos, and the Cultural Association of Episkopi. Dedicated to preserving local culture and traditions, the event promises to be a celebration of heritage and community. Event Details July […]

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Skinakas Observatory Announces Open Days for Summer 2026

2026-06-16 By Victoria Udrea

The world-class Skinakas Observatory on the freezing peak of Psiloritis has officially released its public open days for Summer 2026.

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Chania Opens Temporary Parking Lot Expected to Outlive Several Municipal Terms

2026-06-16 By Iorgos Pappas

In a brilliant display of modern urban planning, the Chania Municipal Council descended into verbal warfare on Monday over a €4.5 million plot of land in Nea Chora that has successfully evolved from a promised urban oasis into a giant, melting sheet of blacktop. The confrontation pitted Mayor Panagiotis Simandirakis against opposition leader Katerina Manimanaki, […]

Major Tourism Development Receives Green Light in Georgioupolis

2026-06-16 By Phil Butler

One of the largest tourism investments currently planned for western Crete has received the necessary approvals to move forward in the municipality of Apokoronas, signaling another significant chapter in the continuing transformation of the Chania region. The project, backed by the Tsiledakis Group, involves the development of a large-scale hospitality complex combining luxury accommodations, tourism […]

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