Heraklion’s historic Agia Triada neighbourhood is set for a much-needed facelift, turning Delimarkou Street into a pedestrian-friendly zone while preserving its heritage. The project, costing over €1.26 million, aims to bring utility and aesthetic appeal to this cherished area. At the project launch, Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos shared his enthusiasm, describing the overarching goal: “This redevelopment […]
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Crete Hotel Pre-Bookings Signal a Record 2025 Tourist Season
The countdown to Crete’s 2025 tourist season has begun with plenty of optimism. Hotels in Hersonissos and Rethymno are set to open by mid-April, rolling out the red carpet for their first influx—predominantly French and German travellers. Based on current pre-booking numbers, the island seems poised for a banner year, provided no wild surprises ruin […]
Posidonia Meadows Restoration: Crete Steps Up for Marine Conservation
Crete participated in the Interreg Euro-MED ARTEMIS project workshop on Posidonia meadows restoration, exploring innovative solutions and preservation strategies in Sitia.
Celebrate Clean Monday by the Sea at Karavolas
Join the City of Heraklion’s Clean Monday celebration at Karavolas by the sea! Traditional food, live music, and good vibes await.
Nationwide Strike Delays Ferry Departures February 28
Minoan Lines ferries face delays this February 28 due to a nationwide strike. Get the adjusted schedule for Piraeus, Milos, and Heraklion routes.
NeaKriti Highlights Morosini Fountain’s Decline—Will Restoration Come Too Late?
NeaKriti reports mounting neglect of Heraklion’s iconic Morosini Fountain. Public outcry grows, but repairs remain in limbo.
Crete’s Garbage Problem: Will Smart Underground Recycling Bins Make a Difference?
Crete rolls out 20 smart underground recycling bins in select villages to tackle garbage mismanagement.
Hotel Employees Call for Improved Conditions Amid Wage Negotiations
Hotel employees demand better conditions and wage increases as tourism profits rise. Union pressures the government for stricter oversight and improved unemployment aid ahead of the new season.
Chania Carnival 2025 Kicks Off with a Wild Night of Music and Dance
Chania Carnival 2025 launched with music, dancing, and dazzling performances on February 16. Thousands enjoyed the Souda venue despite bad weather.
50 Years of Theatre in Crete Exhibition at Chania Art Gallery
50 Years of Theatre exhibition at Chania’s Municipal Art Gallery features costumes, props, and untold stories from the regional theaters.
Saudi Arabia Luxury Tourists Arrive in Crete
The first direct flights from Saudi Arabia to Crete open the door to luxury tourism, transforming Eastern Crete into a global elite vacation spot.
Best Greece Ferry Routes for Summer 2025
Top Greece ferry routes for Summer 2025, perfect for early trip planning – here’s what you need to know.
Hersonissos Earthquake-Affected Areas Fight for Inclusion in Exoikonomo 2025 Program
Hersonissos earthquake-affected areas demand equal access to the “Exoikonomo 2025” program to support recovery and fairness.
Santorini Alert: Can We Trust the Science or the Officials?
What if the Santorini situation becomes one of those rearview mirror events the geniuses in charge are flawless in analyzing after things go violently wrong? Take the earthquake swarms offshore of the volcanic island. The tremors have prompted a state of emergency, but many volcanologists and geologists are urging calm. Calm. Let’s look at a […]
Farmers’ Income Heads for a Nosedive as Olive Oil Prices Drop
Olive oil prices plunge to €4.5, straining farmer incomes in Greece. High costs and potential Trump tariffs add to the crisis.
Forme Musicali: Rising Greek Pianist Takes the Stage
Forme Musicali is a concert featuring Greek pianist Konstantinos Katsoulis with works by Bach, Beethoven, Grieg, and Kapustin.
Greece Now Has a National Action Plan for Cycling
A big meeting about Greece’s National Action Plan for Cycling kicked off with bold promises.
Stalida-Mochos-Malia Hike: A Scenic Stroll Through Coastal Views
Stalida-Mochos-Malia hike on February 9: A five-hour trek packed with history, Cretan sea views, and charming village stops.
Santorini Earthquakes Spark Alarm in Greece’s Tourism Ministry
Santorini is shaking—literally—thanks to persistent earthquakes. The Tourism Ministry is panicking but has a PR plan ready.
Greek Ports Are Getting a Makeover
Greek ports got a major shake-up as ELIME welcomed new members and signed strategic agreements for sustainable development.
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