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American Airlines Launches Athens Dallas-Fort Worth Flights in 2026

Ion Bogdan V.

American Airlines announces new service between Athens and Dallas-Fort Worth, expanding connections for tourists in summer 2026.

1 year ago

Sitia Brings Back the Legendary Kakavia Feast

Victoria Udrea

The city of Sitia invites food lovers to the 2025 Kakavia Festival, reviving the record-setting seafood tradition by serving the world’s largest Kakavia soup.

1 year ago

Wizz Air Winter Connections to Athens and Cyprus Announced

Argophilia Travel News

Wizz Air winter connections just got a boost for tourists. Here’s who benefits, what’s new, and why winter travel to Athens and Cyprus is about to feel a lot better.

1 year ago

Return to Vira Potzi: When a Restaurant Becomes a Compass

Phil Butler

There’s a kind of place that disappears from memory the moment you try to share it. Not because it wasn’t real, but because it was too good to give away. Too whole. Too sacred. Vira Potzi in Ierapetra is one of those places — not just a restaurant, but a meeting point for the soul, […]

1 year ago

Samos Named One of the Top European Destinations by Scandinavia

Kostas Raptis

Scandinavian media spotlight Samos as a top summer destination in Europe. Highlighting its authenticity, history, and nature, Swedish and Norwegian outlets promote the Greek island as a quality alternative to mass tourism.

1 year ago

European Tourism Decline Affects Costa Rica’s Travel Revenue

Manuel Santos

European tourism decline in 2025 sends Costa Rica into panic mode, as the ICT hustles for new air routes with Europe and South America.

1 year ago

How to Care for Animals’ Needs During Summer Heat

Victoria Udrea

Pay close attention to animals’ needs during hot weather. Learn practical steps to protect pets and stray animals from heatwaves.

1 year ago

Samsonite Launches New Campaign Featuring John Turturro

Victoria Udrea

Samsonite, the legendary travel brand, released its latest campaign on July 23, 2025, starring John Turturro in classic New York settings.

1 year ago

How Tourists Are Quietly Overpaying for Domestic Flights—And Why Airlines Don’t Mind One Bit

Manuel Santos

Thrifty Traveler’s July 2025 research exposes how and why U.S. airlines make tourists overpay for domestic flights.

1 year ago

Carolyn Turnbull Appointed CEO of Nammos Hotels & Resorts

Argophilia Travel News

A Fresh Direction for Nammos Hotels & Resorts Nammos Hotels & Resorts has named Carolyn Turnbull as its new CEO, effective immediately, signaling a shift in the brand’s leadership and vision. With a remarkable background spanning more than 20 years across global hospitality and brand-building, Turnbull brings both experience and fresh perspective to her new […]

1 year ago

Agora Restaurant Group Expands to Bethesda, Maryland in 2026

Victoria Udrea

Agora Restaurant Group reveals plans to open a third Mediterranean restaurant in Maryland, at One Bethesda Metro Center in spring 2026

1 year ago

ETIAS Fee for Non-EU Travelers to Jump from €7 to €20 by Late 2026

Kostas Raptis

Starting in late 2026, Europe entry fees under ETIAS will rise to €20 for most non-EU tourists from over 60 visa-exempt countries.

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Stories of Interest

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British Tourist Demands Compensation After Mosquito Bites in Crete Hotel

2026-09-08 By Arthur Butler

A British tourist asked for compensation after mosquito bites during his Crete holiday, but returned to the island’s good graces after the hotel room was inspected.

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Tourism Official Apologizes for Turkish Flags at Heraklion Parade

2026-09-08 By Iorgos Pappas

Crete tourism official Michalis Vlatakis has apologized after Turkish flags were carried during an international dance parade along Heraklion’s historic 25th August Street.

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Heraklion Airport Passes 7.28 Million Passengers

2026-09-08 By Iorgos Pappas

Heraklion’s Nikos Kazantzakis Airport had another punishingly busy August, with passenger and flight numbers showing just how intense the peak of Crete’s tourist season has become. The busiest day for passengers so far this year came on August 1, when 68,818 passengers passed through the airport. The following day brought another record, this time for […]

Fifth West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in Crete

Fifth West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in Crete

2026-09-08 By Mihaela Lica Butler

A young man from Nea Alikarnassos is hospitalized in stable condition after testing positive for West Nile virus. Mosquito control measures are being launched in the Heraklion area.

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72-Year-Old Danish Tourist Dies After Being Pulled Unconscious From Sea in Agia Marina

2026-09-08 By Manuel Santos

A 72-year-old Danish man died after being pulled unconscious from the sea by a lifeguard at Agia Marina in Chania on Monday afternoon.

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