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Tourism: International air arrivals fell in April for the first time since the pandemic
For the first time since the pandemic period – specifically since March 2021 – this April recorded a decline in international air arrivals, reflecting the impact of the geopolitical crisis in the Middle East and the disruption it has caused to air travel and transport. The drop in April also confirms the volatility that hoteliers […]
Alarm over islands that resemble…Attica in summer: Santorini, Salamina & Mykonos overwhelmed by crowds
The new study by the University of the Aegean’s Sustainable Tourism Observatory captures the enormous pressure placed on island destinations by tourism, short-term rentals, and vacation homes
Impressive video of a patient airlift by a Super Puma helicopter from a cruise ship off the coast of Milos
The helicopter approached the moving ship and successfully completed the airlift operation, transporting the patient safely to Santorini
An American compares the U.S. healthcare system with Greece’s NHS (ESY), in a video posted by Adonis Georgiadis
Another video from an American comparing the U.S. healthcare system with Greece’s public health system (ESY), dismantling all the myths and the unfair image we have of it, the Health Minister notes
The seaside town that resembles Santorini but is not in Greece
A coastal community with striking white architecture and emerald waters, Alys Beach in northwestern Florida was shaped by the vision of a hardworking family and decades of gradual development
Father of 6-year-old who drowned in Santorini, hotel manager, and pool supervisor arrested
Three arrests have been made following the tragic drowning of a 6-year-old boy in a hotel swimming pool in Kamari, Santorini
Tragedy in Santorini: 6-year-old boy drowns in hotel pool – Photo from the scene
The child was in a group of tourists from India - His parents, who were also in the pool, could not explain how the child lost consciousness and drowned
Nomikou to Protothema: Which Greek regions must be “Tsunami Ready” – The Red Zones & active seismic areas
Professor of Geological Oceanography at the University of Athens speaks to Direct – What happened in Santorini in February and how the earthquakes stopped – “Greece is a paradise for foreigners to study phenomena; it’s the supermarket of natural disasters”
