AEGEAN AIRLINES RAISES AIR FARES DUE TO FULE PRICES The skyrocketing oil prices have an adverse effect on travel fares. Air carriers decided to have air fares hiked, claiming that fuels prices have come to be 110$ higher than last year.
Article added : 05 July 2008
GREECE THEATRES THREATENED BY CHEWING GUM AND HIGH HEELS Chewing gum, high heels, booming amplifiers and other modern plagues are seriously damaging Greece’s 2,500-year-old outdoor theatres and should be banned.
Article added : 05 July 2008
A SIGN OF THE GREEK TIMES: BYZANTINE MALTA To some of my regular readers, it comes as no surprise that in April I made the move from Sydney to London ostensibly to travel. On my list of places to visit was Malta,
Article added : 05 July 2008
KAVALA HOSTS COSMOPOLIS FESTIVAL Cosmopolis Eighth Festival promises punk and world music for this year, choosing green as its colour to exhibit its interest in the environment.
Article added : 20 June 2008
BLUE FLAG BEACHES UP; GREECE TAKES 2ND PLACE The Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature said the number of blue flags awarded to Greek beaches this year increased to 430 from 428 previously, ranking the country in position No 2
Article added : 02 June 2008
SUMMER IN GREECE : ATHENS EPIDAURUS FESTIVAL A great celebration that has lasted 52 summers and has hosted some of the leading lights of theatre, music and dance. From Mitropoulos and Callas to Rostropovich, Pavarotti, Leonidas Kavakos and Dimitris Sgouros.
Article added : 28 May 2008
GREEK CITY GREEK HOTELS SPECIALS Greek City gives you the hottest hotel specials for this summer in Greece. Greek City travel with over 30 000 hotels online .
Article added : 15 May 2008
36 HOURS IN ATHENS, GREECE FOR years, Athens was little more than a one-night stand on the way to the Greek isles. Concretized and crowded, it lived off its archaeological sites and dirty-dancing-on-tables night life.
Article added : 05 May 2008
TOURIST SHIP RUNS AGROUND A Greek boat carrying 280 passengers, mostly tourists, has run aground on a reef north of the Saronic Gulf island of Poros near Athens, officials say.
Article added : 14 March 2008
THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS : DONOUSSA The biggest church of Donoussa is dedicated to the Holy Cross by which Jesus Christ, the patron saint of the island, redeemed the world.
Article added : 11 March 2008
CYPRUS THE JEWEL IN THE MEDITERRANEAN As the third largest island in the Mediterranean, Cyprus is a popular holiday location for visitors from all over Europe and further afield.
Article added : 10 February 2008
AEGEAN AIR NEW DESTINATIONS FOR 2008 Aegean is expanding its network with the start of the new summer 2008 flight schedule in three ways. From 15 May onwards Aegean will be flying twice a day to and from London and back
Article added : 09 February 2008
ATHENS METRO TIL 2AM TRIAL ON WEEKENDS The Athens Metro has made getting around, in and out of Athens much faster, easier, less stressed (not being rorted by a taxi driver) and cheaper than ever before.
Article added : 31 January 2008
PATMOS: THE ISLAND OF THE APOCALYPSE The particular relief of Patmos accounts for the island’s magical landscapes which combine the wild beauty of mountain massifs with the serenity of the sea.
Article added : 24 January 2008
THE NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM The opening of a Greek museum in September will exert pressure on Britain to return priceless artifacts plundered from Athens' ancient Acropolis.
Article added : 23 December 2007
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