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Study Reveals Top Cities Where Business Trips Feel Like Getaways

Kostas Raptis

A recent study by BCS Bus, a business transportation provider, analyzed business infrastructure and leisure conditions across 94 European cities and 30 countries to determine where business trips feel most like vacations. The report reveals Barcelona as the city with the highest score, at 79.5 on the Bleisure Index. Barcelona topped the list for several reasons. For most business travelers […]

1 month ago

British Travelers Say They Will Keep Spending on Holidays in 2026, Shockingly

Ion Bogdan V.

A YouGov survey shows British travelers plan to maintain or increase holiday spending in 2026, prioritising travel, experiences, and short breaks despite economic pressure.

1 month ago

Fattal Takes Over Cora Resort in Halkidiki

Iorgos Pappas

The Fattal Hotel Group has acquired the five-star Cora Resort in Halkidiki from Bain Capital, expanding its presence in Greece’s luxury hotel market.

1 month ago

Revenue Management Seminar by Hellenic Mediterranean University in Collaboration with RevitUp

Argophilia Travel News

The Hellenic Mediterranean University (HMU), in collaboration with RevitUp.direct, announces the launch of a new professional training program titled “Revenue Ready: Theory & Practice.” The seminar is designed to bridge academic education with the real-world demands of the tourism and hospitality market. The program is delivered by the Department of Business Administration and Tourism at […]

1 month ago

Three Snowman Movies to Watch on World Snowman Day

Iorgos Pappas

Celebrate World Snowman Day on January 18 with four snowman-themed movies, including Frosty, Hot Frosty, and a horror bonus pick.

1 month ago

Honey Wars in Cyprus

Victoria Udrea

Cypriot honey sells for €10/kg, but imports can arrive at €1.39. Climate stress cuts production, and beekeepers fight for survival in 2026.

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Travel Guide to Movie Romance Locations That Will Ruin Your Vacation

Manuel Santos

From bathrooms and steam rooms to beaches and parks, Manuel explains why “movie romance” locations are unsafe, dirty, and overrated.

1 month ago

Airline Business Class Is Not Going Anywhere

Kostas Raptis

A net-zero proposal says airlines should scrap business class. Reality says no. Expect eco-luxury loopholes, and maybe zeppelins.

1 month ago

Arnaia Is Building a Mushroom Empire

Victoria Udrea

Arnaia in Halkidiki is shaping a new food identity around Cholomondas wild mushrooms and truffles.

1 month ago

The 5-Stop Food Trick in Heraklion

Mihaela Lica Butler

Save money in Heraklion by taking any bus five stops out of the center. Find neighborhood tavernas, better prices, and real local food.

1 month ago

Spain Wants to Run Tourism With Data and FITUR 2026 Is the Control Room

Kostas Raptis

FITUR returns to IFEMA Madrid on Jan 21–23, 2026, showcasing Spain’s Smart Tourism Platform, connected tourism, and sustainability projects.

1 month ago

Europe Ski Costs Compared: Cheapest Ski Rental and Skipass Destinations Revealed

Manuel Santos

Winter sports may still be sold as wholesome, healthy, family tradition — but the price tag is starting to tell a different story. A new cost comparison by the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) shows that skiing in Europe is quietly splitting into two worlds: those who can still afford the “classic Alps […]

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2026-03-04 By Victoria Udrea

Nineteen large-scale digital reproductions from the Municipal Gallery of Heraklion are now displayed at Saint George Gate on the Venetian Walls.

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Crete Police Seize Thousands of Firecrackers Ahead of Busy Tourist Season

2026-03-04 By Iorgos Pappas

Police in Heraklion seized over 3,000 illegal firecrackers in targeted raids, as safety efforts intensify ahead of the Greek Orthodox Easter.

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14th Pancretan Forum Connects Farms and Hotels Again

2026-03-03 By Victoria Udrea

The 14th Pancretan Forum on March 7, at DEKK Gournes, strengthens links between Cretan producers and hotels, boosting local supply chains.

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Fuel Prices Climb as Gulf Tension Spreads

2026-03-03 By Iorgos Pappas

Fuel prices in Crete rise by 4–5% following the escalation in the Middle East, affecting transport, heating, and travel costs.

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