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Hania and Athens are the top picks for Easter visitors
By Stathis Kousounis
Athens and Hania (pictured) are the first choices among foreign holidaymakers heading to Greece next week for Catholic and Protestant Easter, according to international online travel search engine Trivago.
The data collected concerns searches for holidays in Greece between April 2 and 5.
European landfills fine smaller than feared
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Dead laborer, 39, retrieved from well after 6 days
Rescue workers on Tuesday retrieved the body of a 39-year-old laborer from the bottom of a well in the city of Hania, Crete, after six days of efforts to locate him.
The worker was crushed by a large amount of mud while carrying out repair works at the bottom of a 17-meter-deep well last Thursday.
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Number of visitors to Crete's main natural attraction soars in April
The number of visitors to take on the trek through Crete's famed Samaria Gorge skyrocketed by over 100 percent in April compared to the same period last year, forestry officials told Skai.gr on Tuesday.
Man feared dead in Hania well after work accident
Rescue efforts were under way on the island of Crete over the weekend to locate a 39-year-old laborer who was feared to have been crushed to death by a large amount of mud at the bottom of a well while carrying out repair works on Thursday.
The incident occurred in the city of Hania.
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More Easter hotel bookings by Greeks at popular destinations
By Stathis Kousounis
Hotel bookings from the domestic market for this Easter period are going fairly well according to representatives of local tourism bodies, although certain destinations will have a smaller number of hotel units operating compared with last year.
Theodorakis gets To Potami campaign underway with strong showing in polls
Stavros Theodorakis, who has given up journalism to lead a new political party, To Potami, launched his campaign for the European Parliament elections over the weekend with opinion polls showing his movement performing much better than expected.