DB and Eurostar sign an MoU to explore a direct high-speed connection between Germany and London, aiming for launch in the early 2030s.
Where Turtle Season Meets Zambezi Calving Season in Southern Africa
When Southern Africa Becomes Summer’s Secret Stage While the northern hemisphere pulls its curtains tight for winter, Southern Africa does the opposite. The season flings everything open — skies, forests, beaches, and riverbanks — revealing a kind of summer the postcards never quite capture.Isibindi Africa’s two sister lodges sit in the middle of this pulse, […]
RevitUp.direct Unveils Cyprus’ First Destination-Scale AI Chatbot for Famagusta
A breakthrough moment for Mediterranean tourism innovation RevitUp.direct proudly announces the launch of the groundbreaking AI Digital Assistant developed for the Famagusta Tourism Development & Promotion Company — the first destination-wide AI chatbot ever deployed in Cyprus, marking a decisive step into the next era of intelligent travel experiences. The new assistant is available through […]
A New Chapter for Accessible Tourism in Crete
“Crete for All” transforms hospitality through hands-on accessibility training for 500 workers. A gentle shift with real impact.
Crete’s VOAK (BOAK) Highway Project Stalls Again
Concerns grow over VOAK (BOAK) delays and mounting costs. Heraklion’s Chamber urges transparency and faster progress on Crete’s key road.
Archanes Reveals a Minoan Engineering Twist
A mysterious double wall at Archanes turns out to be a Minoan safety innovation. Excavations reveal a brilliant ancient solution
A New Travel Experience for Football Fans in Jakarta
Asia’s first Chelsea-themed hotel suites open in Jakarta as part of a major fan event.
A Rare Pause for Crete’s Markets
Crete’s street markets close for a national strike as producers protest new rules. What tourists should know and how it affects travel plans.
6,000 A320 Airplanes Need a Patch Because of UV Rays
Airbus A320 jets worldwide need a software fix after sunlight corrupted flight-control data. Passengers get chaos, but no compensation.
Sfakia’s Black Limnóna’s Port Finally Moves an Inch
Crete celebrates a port study that took 4.5 years and 42 approvals. Actual construction? Still a dream. Argophilia tells the truth.
Crete Scores 91% Visitor Satisfaction
A 91% satisfaction rate paints Crete as perfect. Argophilia explores the truth behind the sunny numbers.
Heraklion Taxis Strike
Heraklion’s taxi strike reveals a broken system, daily frustrations, and truths drivers prefer to ignore. Argophilia tells it as it is.
Crete-Riyadh: When Hype Replaces Common Sense
The idea that Cretans can “afford” Riyadh trips highlights the many holes in a press release long on hype and short on evidence.
Abu Dhabi—Dubai: The Gulf Gateway for Eastern European Travelers
Abu Dhabi and Dubai are now top escapes for Central and Eastern Europeans, thanks to affordable flights and dependable sunshine when home cities turn cold and gray.
Cretan Farmer Blockades Force KTEL to Rewrite Reality
Cretan farmer blockades hit KTEL routes, forcing early departures and pure road chaos.
Olive Oil Prices Are Finally Calming Down
Olive oil prices dropped, but farmers struggle and consumers flinch. A season that feels better and worse at the same time.
Bucharest, According to the FT
FT’s review of Cărtărescu accidentally reads like a wild travel guide to Bucharest—full of butterflies, chaos, and hallucinations.
Cyprus Announces Tourism Agenda 2030
Cyprus hypes its Tourism Agenda 2030 with buzzwords, big promises, and zero substance.
Aegean Dominates the Skies
Aegean maintains a massive lead at Athens Airport, while rivals barely register. A mosaic? More like a monopoly with decoration.
Safety Review Pushes Drastic Measures for Krasi’s Plane Tree
Krasi’s ancient plane tree may undergo drastic pruning after a new study cites safety risks.