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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.

3 weeks 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 […]

3 weeks ago

From Tour Guide to Trailblazer: Travel Careers That Took Us Off the Beaten Path

Ion Bogdan V.

Travel careers let modern adventurers earn a living while crossing borders, learning languages, and preserving cultural stories.

3 weeks ago

Singapore’s Kryston Catering Launches Chinese New Year Menus for 2026

Victoria Udrea

Kryston Catering launches 2026 Chinese New Year halal catering menus in Singapore from Jan 16 to Mar 8, featuring reunion feasts, buffets, yusheng and early-order perks.

3 weeks ago

Europe’s Most Wishlisted Ski Stays Are Not Where You Think

Argophilia Travel News

Airbnb wishlists show Europe’s most saved ski-in/ski-out stays, from Norway and Finnish Lapland to Switzerland, France, Austria, Andorra and beyond.

3 weeks ago

Eurostar’s 2025 Growth Proves Europe Wants Trains More Than Planes

Arthur Butler

Eurostar hits 400M passengers since 1994 after a record 2025 with 20M travelers. A €2B investment will add Celestia trains and new direct routes.

3 weeks ago

Gen Z Travel Personalization Is Not What Brands Think

Argophilia Travel News

A new HBX Group and NYU study shows Gen Z likes personalized travel—if it is transparent, authentic, and does not feel like algorithmic control.

3 weeks ago

Why Hotels Are Betting on Scent

Kostas Raptis

Hotels are investing in scent marketing to shape emotion, memory, and brand identity. How smell is redefining the guest experience in 2025.

1 month ago

Do Plants Feel Pain?

Mihaela Lica Butler

Plants do not experience pain as animals do, but they sense damage, defend themselves, and communicate threats.

1 month ago

25 Travel Resolutions for 2026

Victoria Udrea

These 25 travel resolutions for 2026 are not about going farther — but about travelling better, slower, and with fewer regrets.

1 month ago

Healing Journey Thailand Sets the Tone for a New Era of Luxury Travel

Victoria Udrea

Healing Journey Thailand launches on January 13, 2026, positioning Thailand as a leading destination for luxury travel.

1 month ago

Murphy’s Laws of Travel

Kostas Raptis

From delayed flights to lost chargers and filthy airport restrooms, Murphy’s Laws of Travel explains why vacations never go as planned.

1 month ago

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Crete’s Olive Oil Season Ends with Heavy Losses in the East

2026-02-07 By Victoria Udrea

Crete’s olive oil harvest fell sharply this year, with eastern regions seeing losses up to 80%, while western Crete recorded better results.

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Local Authorities Respond to New Arrivals in Southern Crete

2026-02-07 By Manuel Santos

Small boats with migrants continue to arrive on Crete’s southern coast amid favorable weather, with local authorities managing arrivals without impact on tourism.

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Crete Tourism Season Starts Early as Hotels and Flights Ramp Up

2026-02-06 By Iorgos Pappas

Crete enters the new tourism season from early April, with hotels reopening sooner, strong bookings, expanded UK flights, and hiring in full swing.

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Old Chania Market Now Scheduled to Open in Summer 2026

2026-02-06 By Arthur Butler

After years of delays, Chania’s historic Municipal Market is now expected to reopen in summer 2026, following extended restoration works.

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2026-02-06 By Iorgos Pappas

Environmental zoning maps in Crete are becoming unreadable. Forester Giannis Fotakis warns Chania risks turning uninvestable amid growing restrictions.

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