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Climate change, over-tourism and the water crisis on Greece’s islands
Record-breaking heatwaves, limited rainfall and a spike in tourism have many concerned about the availability of water.
This is something we've heard experts talk about with regards to Athens. In Greece's Cycladic islands, however, which see millions of visitors every summer, this problem seems even more pronounced.
Wells run dry as Tinos faces mounting water crisis
The weather on Tinos is autumnal but the excavators haven't stopped working. New residences and hotel units continue to be built on this Cycladic island, which is seeing its infrastructure pushed to its limits.
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Nikolaos Gyzis: “Grandmother’s Fairy Tale” painting donated to the Panhellenic Holy Foundation of Evangelistria of Tinos
The painting Grandmother’s Fairy Tale by the renowned Greek painter Nikolaos Gyzis was donated to the Panhellenic Holy Foundation of Evangelistria of Tinos. This donation was a wish of the late benefactor Dimitrios Karagounis, fulfilled by his widow, Eleni Karagouni.
Aegina pistachio at the top of the world’s nuts by Taste Atlas
The pistachio arrived in Aegina only a century ago but found the ideal environment to take root on the island of Saronic Gulf. The climate and soil gave and still give one of the most beloved nuts.
Boy, 14, dies in stadium fall
A 14-year-old boy has died after falling from a height in a stadium in the town of Nafplio in the Peloponnese.
Initial reports said the boy fell from a considerable height at the town's municipal stadium shortly after 1 p.m.
The teenager was found by a security guard, who called for an ambulance.
Police are investigating the circumstances of the accident.
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Nafplio: Boy falls from a stadium stand and loses his life
A tragic incident occurred at around 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 22, at the Nafplio Municipal Sports Center (DAK Nafplio).
According to initial reports, a minor, aged between 10 and 12, fell from the stadium stands under currently unknown circumstances and lost his life.
Discovering Europe's Top Attractions in 2024
As we look back at 2024, Europe continues to captivate travelers with its rich tapestry of cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant cities. Whether you're a student planning a budget-friendly tour or someone looking to immerse in luxurious experiences, the continent's diverse offerings cater to every taste and interest.
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September Travel Diary: Where to Go
Before we rush to think that summer is over and returning to our routines marks a shift in season and mood, let’s pause and consider how fortunate we are to live in a country where the climate offers us a rare extension of summer, something unique compared to other countries. Let’s make the most of it.
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Monemvasia: New Lift Revitalizes the Upper Town
The vision of the Ministry of Culture, the Municipality of Monemvasia, and the Peloponnesian Region is to transform Monemvasia into a unified monumental site—an open-air museum that is fully accessible to visitors.
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Mykonos: What to Do on Greece’s Most Famous Island
The phrase “cosmopolitan destination” takes on a new meaning when referring to Mykonos. Since the 1960s, this “Island of the Winds” has attracted international celebrities and now offers luxury experiences, designer pop-up stores, and world-class fine dining.
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