The Myth of “Unfair Competition” Let us address the fantasy. There is: The only “competition” Heraklion taxis have is: The bus. A bus that costs €1.20. A bus that arrives on time. A bus that does not play trap music at 7:30 AM. A bus that—scandalously—follows the shortest route. Heraklion Taxis Announce Strike — The […]
Why Every Greek High School Suddenly Thinks Crete Is Disneyland
Students want fun, parents want safety, teachers want survival. Crete delivers all three—plus chaos.
A Stronger Grid for Crete
The Crete–Attica power link promises €5B in savings by 2035, cleaner air, and more stable energy for tourism.
A Driver in Heraklion Explains Why the New 30 km/h Limit Will Change Nothing.
A Heraklion driver explains why the new 30 km/h speed limit is pointless in a city where nobody follows traffic laws.
Crete Rushes to Protect Its Olive Oil Before Tourists Notice
Crete hosts an online event on mineral oil contamination in olive oil, aiming to protect product quality and the island’s gastronomic tourism in 2026.
What Crete’s Delayed Energy Shift Means for Homes, Hotels, and Tourism
Crete’s major energy interconnection enters commercial operation in 2026, but oil units must remain active, affecting homes, hotels, and tourism development.
Severe Weather Expected in Crete from November 28
EMY warns of a severe weather shift in Crete starting November 28, lasting 48 hours.
Greece Outlines a New Chapter for Tourism at Acropolis Museum Event
Greek leaders outline priorities for sustainable tourism at an Acropolis Museum event titled “Tourism Is Changing – Greece Leads.”
Olympic Flame for Milan–Cortina 2026 Begins Indoors After Severe Storms in Olympia
Storms push the 2026 Olympic flame lighting ceremony indoors, but tradition continues before the torch relay sets off.
Paraskevi Kakouri, a Herd, and a Hillside Full of Light
Honored in Astakos for European Cinema Day: the documentary of 19-year-old shepherdess Paraskevi Kakouri, a young woman keeping the Greek countryside alive.
Thessaloniki Moves Forward With the Holocaust Museum of Greece
Three construction groups enter negotiations for the Holocaust Museum of Greece, which is set to open in 2028.
The Plain Upon the Mountain Celebrates the Soul of Lassithi
The Plain Upon the Mountain celebrates the stories, routes, food, and traditions of the Lassithi Plateau through research and photography.
Gassi Group and Authentic Asia Announce Greece–Vietnam Tourism Partnership
A new Gassi Group–Authentic Asia partnership aims to boost tourism between Greece and Vietnam, presented at Philoxenia 2025.
CretaLive Features FOULI Artisan Cheeses
In a CretaLive interview, FOULI Artisan Cheeses founder Lefteris Kouvidakis shares his philosophy on cheese as memory, heritage, and experience.
Kalavryta and Voras-Kaimaktsalan Prepare for Ski Season Opening
Kalavryta and Kaimaktsalan get ready for the 2025-2026 ski season with new facilities and cautious optimism.
epaithros+ Participates in Innodays 2025 Through ETAM SA Pavilion
The epaithros+ Network joins Innodays 2025 through the ETAM SA pavilion, with a presentation by coordinator Chrysa Pagkalou on November 30.
Strong 4.8 Earthquake Hits Northwest of Heraklion
A 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck northwest of Heraklion at 2:09 a.m., waking residents across Crete. No damage reported.
Heraklion Christmas and New Year Celebrations Begin on November 28
The Municipality of Heraklion announces the start of its Christmas and New Year events with the official Tree Lighting ceremony on Friday, November 28.
Heraklion Opens Consultation on New Speed Limits
Heraklion launches consultation on proposed 30 km/h speed limits from 26 November 2025. No changes yet.
A Portrait of Rural Travel in Crete According to epaithros+
The Crete Rural Tourism 2025 survey by epaithros+ reveals who visits rural Crete, what they seek, and how they spend.
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