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Vignette Collection The Chania Hotel Opens in August

Manuel Santos

IHG’s Vignette Collection debuts in Chania, Crete, blending history and luxury. It will open on 9 August 2025, with modern comforts.

10 months ago

8 Must-Visit Destinations in Europe

Argophilia Travel News

Travellers consider Europe a dream location because it offers a balance of history, culture, magnificent scenery, and lively cities.

10 months ago

Emirates Partners with Malta Tourism Authority 

Argophilia Travel News

Emirates Airlines has entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Malta Tourism Authority to attract more visitors to Malta. This agreement, concluded at ITB Berlin, is designed to enhance the island’s global profile as a travel hotspot through joint marketing initiatives. The airline plans to draw on its extensive international network to showcase Malta’s […]

10 months ago

Australia Proposes Relocation of Cocos Islands Residents

Manuel Santos

The Australian government has proposed moving hundreds of residents from the Cocos Islands within 10 to 50 years due to the growing threat of rising sea levels. This suggestion is part of a “long-term managed retreat” strategy to address environmental changes. The islands, often referred to as “Australia’s last unspoiled paradise,” are inhabited by about […]

10 months ago

50 Years of Excellence: Grecotel Celebrates with Latest Awards

Argophilia Travel News

Since its establishment half a century ago, Grecotel has reached new heights in the world of luxury hospitality. This year, the company was honored with two prestigious accolades at the TTG Luxury Awards 2025, Britain’s leading tourism awards program. The dual recognition underscores Grecotel’s remarkable journey and its enduring influence in global luxury travel. With […]

10 months ago

Why Las Vegas Is the Perfect Place to Travel If You’re Looking for Unconventional Romantic Relationships

Argophilia Travel News

Las Vegas ranks second among U.S. metropolitan areas for interracial marriage, with nearly one-third of newlyweds marrying someone outside their racial or ethnic group. Researchers attribute this to the city’s integrated neighborhoods and historical growth patterns. Unlike many cities that expanded before the Fair Housing Act of 1968, Las Vegas grew rapidly afterward, leading to […]

10 months ago

Space Tourism and AI: Technology’s Inevitable Takeover of Travel

Kostas Raptis

At ITB Berlin, WTTC and Trip.com Group spotlighted a bold new era for travel: their report outlines how we explore the world.

10 months ago

Gender Equality in Tourism: Breaking Barriers, One Step at a Time

Kostas Raptis

A sharp look into gender disparities in tourism: women contribute to global tourism yet face challenges in leadership and equal opportunity.

10 months ago

Airport Noise Management and EU’s Failures

Kostas Raptis

The EU’s noise restrictions on Amsterdam’s Schiphol spark calls from ACI Europe to enforce the “Balanced Approach” across member states.

10 months ago

The Grim Call of Duty-Free Olive Oil in Greece

Victoria Udrea

Greece’s olive oil industry faces a dire challenge as duty-free imports flood the market, pushing prices below production costs. Producers sound the alarm—here’s what they need.

10 months ago

Citizens of Soil Secures £1.8M for Premium Olive Oil and Sustainable Farming

Victoria Udrea

UK-based Citizens of Soil raised £1.8M in funding to expand its supply of premium olive oil sourced from regenerative female-led farms.

10 months ago

How Trump Policies Impact US Tourism

Mihaela Lica Butler

Trump policies, economic shifts, and global concerns affect US tourism in 2025—insights for tourists on what’s changing and why it matters.

10 months ago

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An illegal hunting case near Hersonissos highlights Crete’s strict hunting enforcement. Rules, ethics, and safety tips for visitors.

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Crete Will Now Pay Fishermen to Catch the Toxic Silver-cheeked Toadfish

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Crete will compensate fishermen at €6.50/kg for invasive Sennin-fugu starting in February 2026, but additional costs may offset the benefit.

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