Everything from sailing and hiking to culture and the Greek blues: 10 ways to experience Greece on your travels to Athens.
A Greek Again! The ‘Awesome’ Tsitsipas Does Wonders for Greek Tourism
One more Greek – the ‘awesome’ Stefanos Tsitsipas has done for Greece more than any advertising and communications campaigns ever will.
Kalymnos’ Tolerance Dance
The Diver’s Dance or ‘Kalymniotikos’ is a choreography of inner strength but also of professed vulnerability. The lame diver cannot get up alone, he needs the help of his companions and at the same time, they too know very well deep down that they could be in his shoes one day.
Erotokritos: The lamenting lyre of love
A Greek Romeo & Juliet, Erotokritos is an epic poem written in the 17th century by Cretan poet Vitsentzos Kornaros about undying devotion and love.
5 Places to Visit in Greece for the Traveling Senior
If there’s one place that can offer a senior traveler the best genuine experience without making him or her feel “obsolete”… then that’s Greece.
Ecoweek Crete: Tourism for a Greener Future
Despite being cast – often violently – into the international spotlight for the ongoing refugee influx, the growing joblessness, the political havoc and the ailing economy – let’s face it, good news is usually no news – Greece also boasts dozens of stories of people working together to re-invent a better, brighter, healthier Greece, one Discover…
Kato Symi, Crete – A Traveler’s Gate to Heaven
Running waters, lush valleys, fruit trees and a tiny pine forest are home to a tiny village hidden in the mountains of Crete. Off the main road to Viannos, some 63km southeast of Iraklion’s main port, you will find a small wonder: Kato Symi. The picturesque village, a nature lover’s delight, lies in the embrace Discover…