Phil Butler

Things have gotten so bad that people are now queueing to get to the vantage point in the cliff-top village of Oia to capture a glimpse and a “me, me, me, and Santorini selfie.” Last year, a record 32.7 million people visited Greece, and 3.4 million tourists landed on Santorini.

This Summer dangerous and crazy incidents and a rash of passenger complaints have tainted the Greek ferry services' reputations.

Here’s one for all those people out there skeptical we are all being sold smoke and mirrors where artificial intelligence (AI) is concerned. Software billionaire Dan O’Dowd, the world’s leading authority on software that never fails and can’t be hacked, has launched a public awareness campaign revealing critical defects in AI. O’Dowd, whose company Green Hills […]

Overdevelopment, short sighted or incompetent leadership, and outside investors may well ruin the Greek isles for future generations.

September 4, 2024, at 6.30 pm, at the Primary School of Apesokari, the festival will offer traditional dishes that are part of Crete's heritage. Associations from all over the Messara area will contribute their local cuisines, which are a part of everyday life in rural Crete.

This past weekend, the Cretan Hound Club ( Όμιλος Κρητικού Λαγωνικού ) celebrated its tenth year on the seaside at Talos Plaza in Heraklion. The two-day event also served to register new Cretan Hounds and to recognize the best specimens of those presented.

Thierry Teyssier, the visionary behind 700,000 Heures Impact, is showing the hospitality industry how travel must be done in the future.

Greece lost some 22 Blue Flag designations by the end of July 2024. Still Greece officials and the corporate mafia want more, and more.

A short lineup of dining in Crete experiences that have fallen short of amazing, and a few that seems to never change.

Naxos Island is pushed by TTG Sustainable Ambassadors with action supported by the UK & Ireland EOT Office and other "interested" paties.