Dolphin delight off Evia’s northern coast
A pod of dolphins put on a surprise show Tuesday in the calm, crystal-clear waters off Loutra Aidipsou in northern Evia, captivating beachgoers with their playful display.
Greek Catholics in mourning
Greek Catholics are mourning the death of Pope Francis, with books of condolences placed at the Archdiocese of Athens and the St Dionysius Catholic Cathedral in Athens.
President praises Pope Francis, ‘transformative leader’
Greek President Konstantinos Τasoulas expressed sorrow over the death of Pope Francis, calling him a “transformative religious leader” who inspired millions through humility and compassion and advocacy for the oppressed.
Unregistered rentals in Nicosia’s sights
With over 12,000 short-term rentals currently in operation, Cyprus has become a hotspot for travelers seeking more flexible and often cheaper accommodation.
Cruise industry keen to work with authorities on infrastructure
The cruise industry is willing to work with the government and port authorities to support the creation of the necessary infrastructure in emerging destinations in Greece, the president and CEO of the International Cruise Lines Association (CLIA), Bud Darr, said in an interview with the Athens-Macedonian News Agency.
It survived for 2,000 years, but Syria’s war battered Palmyra
The towering stone columns of the ancient city of Palmyra in central Syria rise majestically from the desert sands, lining the main avenue that once connected its temples, markets and amphitheater.