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Fraport Completes Planned Construction Program for 14 Greek Airports

2021-02-10 by Argophilia Travel News

Thessaloniki Makedonia New Terminal

Fraport Greece delivers redeveloped and modernized airports ahead of schedule – New services, more comfort and more choices for passengers.

Tags: air terminals, airports, Fraport AG, Fraport Greece, Fraport Group, Greece, Greece projects, Greek air traffic, Greek airports, Greek investment

Fattal Group and Other Israeli Investors Showing Strong Interest in Greece

2020-12-07 by Argophilia Travel News

Esperia Hotel

Israeli investors showed intense interest in Greece at a recent event hosted by Enterprise Greece, the Israel-Greece Chamber of Commerce & Industry, and the Greek Embassy in Tel Aviv.

Tags: Enterprise Greece, Fattal Group, Fattal Hotels, Ficus Investments, Giorgos Tsolakis, Greece industry, Greece investments, Greece projects, Greek Embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel investors, Israel-Greece Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Israeli investors, Leon Avigad, Selina, Zoia Fund

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis Kicks Off Crete Airport Project

2020-02-09 by Phil Butler

Kastelli International Airport

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis attended a ceremony for the foundation stone laying at the new airport at Kastelli.

Tags: Ariadne Airport Group, Crete airport, Crete flights, GEK Terna, GMR Airports Limited, Greece investment, Greece projects, Greek privatization, Heraklion Airport, Kastelli Airport, Kastelli project, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis

Hard Rock International Tosses $1.1 Billion Into Greece Casino Fray

2019-08-26 by Argophilia Travel News

Hard Rock

Hard Rock International has announced a bid of $1.1 billion for the Greece casino rights at Hellenikon International Airport near Athens.

Tags: Athens casino, Athens gaming, gaming, gaming casinos, Greece bailout, Greece casino, Greece gaming, Greece privatization, Greece projects, Hard Rock International, Hellenikon International Airport, Jim Allen, Mohegan Gaming

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2026-05-30 By Mihaela Lica Butler

A proposal by the Rector of the University of Piraeus envisions Cretaland, a massive year-round experiential theme park showcasing Cretan history and gastronomy.

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Water reserves at Crete’s Faneromeni Dam remain exceptionally high, approaching 12 million cubic meters despite ongoing irrigation use.

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Rethymno Mayor Calls for Greater Local Role in Crete Development Planning

2026-05-30 By Iorgos Pappas

Speaking at the Economist conference in Chania, Rethymno Mayor and PED Crete President Giorgis Marinakis argued that local governments must play a larger role in planning major projects, including water management, transport infrastructure, and sustainable development initiatives across Crete.

Alexis Kalokairinos at ECONOMIST forum

Heraklion Mayor Says Crete Is Catching Up on Decades of Delays

2026-05-30 By Kostas Raptis

At the Economist conference in Chania, Heraklion Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos addressed long-standing infrastructure gaps and local government reforms needed to support Crete’s future development.

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Crete Declared the Center of the Mediterranean for the 47th Consecutive Time

2026-05-29 By Mihaela Lica Butler

Crete’s regional government unveiled its 2030 development vision at the Economist Impact conference in Chania, highlighting infrastructure, tourism, and renewable energy.

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