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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.
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.
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.
Updated Seismic Map Places Crete in the Highest Risk Zone
Geologist M. Fasoulas explained on Kriti TV the updated 2025 seismic hazard map and what it means for Crete’s high-risk zones.
Crete Adds a Hellenic-Chinese Tourism Research Center
ELMEPA and Ningbo University signed a 2025 deal to launch the Hellenic–Chinese Research Center for Tourism and Cultural Heritage in Crete.
The Geminids Over Crete
Crete offers some of Europe’s clearest skies for the Geminid meteor shower.
Do We Have Mushrooms in Crete?
Crete offers rich mushroom habitats across its forests and mountains. Learn where to find them, when to forage, which species are safe, and how to explore responsibly.
allsun Hotels Launches Social Contribution Week
allsun Hotels Greece wrapped up its Social Contribution Week with donations, volunteer work, and support for local families, shelters, and seniors.
Crete Faces EU Pressure Over Kasteli Airport’s Missing Rail Link
Haris Mamoulakis warns that Crete’s new Kasteli Airport may open as the EU’s only major hub without a rail link.
Crete’s Hidden Winter Market Boom
From honey to herbs, Crete’s winter fairs are thriving. Tourists and locals flock to village markets, where tradition, warmth, and inflation meet under one tent.
Cretan Wineries Gear Up for Gastronomy Tourism
Crete’s vineyards prepare for a record season of gastronomy tourism, blending vineyard stays, local table pairings, and authentic Cretan hospitality.
Crete’s Olive Oil Season Begins With a Question Nobody Wants to Answer: How Low Can It Go?
Crete braces for one of its weakest olive oil seasons as drought, pests, high costs, and poor infrastructure drive production and prices into decline.
Agios Nikolaos Restores the Yellow Line as Red and Green Routes Pause
Agios Nikolaos reinstates the Yellow Line from 17 November 2025 while the Red and Green Lines pause.
Papoura Hill Returns to the Spotlight on Sunday
An event to present the identity of the Minoan Monument on Popoura Hill is organized by the Municipality of Minoa Pediada on Sunday, November 16.
Crete Divided Into Five Tourism Zones
There is nothing more reassuring than watching politicians take a problem as old as Greek tourism itself, wrap it in a fresh velvet ribbon, label it “New Special Spatial Framework for Tourism,” and pretend they have just invented the wheel. Enter the latest communiqué from the Ministry of Environment and Energy responding to PASOK–KINAL MP […]
Cretan Olive Growers Urged to Harvest Early
Olive fly conditions prompt early harvest warning across Heraklion region.
The Great Cretan Wardrobe Shift
Every November, Cretans pull on Arctic coats while newcomers from abroad wonder if they missed a snow warning.
Crete Launches €1.23M Tourism Plan for 2026
Crete approves a €1.23 million tourism plan for 2026, aiming to hit 7 million visitors and keep its crown as Greece’s top destination.
Crete Nears Seven Million Visitors
Even after the season’s close, Knossos draws visitors from around the world as Crete eyes 7 million tourist arrivals for 2025.
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