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Life on the isolated Greek island of Antikythera, lying at the edge of the Aegean Sea between Crete and the Peloponnesian Peninsula, can be tough if the supply boat does not arrive, as often happens during the winter. Almost all the things which the few dozen permanent residents need to live on the island arrive

According to a study which was recently conducted and published by Greece’s Center of Planning and Economic Research, three out of every ten businesses that began their operations between 2008 and 2018 failed to survive. The overall failure rate for Greek companies established in the decade between 2008 and 2018 was 29.03 percent. The most

The Greek government announced five measures on Monday afternoon which it hopes will address the problem of transportation between the island of Samothrace and the port of Alexandroupolis on the Greek mainland. The government announced steps to deal with the issue following a meeting between the Ministers of the Interior, Tourism, Transportation, Island Policy. Other officials from

Throughout the month of August, residents and visitors in Athens will have the opportunity to view a photo exhibition titled “Athens, My New Neighborhood.” The show, with photographs depicting the lives of refugees in Athens, along with stories about key issues that concern them, is taking place now at Kypseli Municipal Market. Refugees’ Daily Lives in

Boats taking part in the 19th annual “Aegean Regatta” sailing competition set sail in the Aegean Sea from the Greek port of Mytilene on Monday, AMNA reports. A total of sixty vessels and their crews, including twelve crews from Turkey, Russia, and Bulgaria, began their journey from Mytilene to Plomari, on the island of Lesvos,

An horrific collision between a passenger train and a small automobile took place near the town of Diavata in Northern Greece on Monday morning. A train which was heading from Alexandroupolis to Thessaloniki collided with a small, compact car which was carrying two passengers. The impact was quite violent, and local firefighters rushed to the

British media have expressed anger over the early release from prison of a Corfu man who was sentenced to 52 years for raping a total of six British women. Dimitris Aspiotis, dubbed “The Beast of Kavos,” was arrested for raping six women in 2010 and was sentenced in 2012. He was released in July, 2019

Tourists and residents in Corfu’s Moraitika region couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw a massive, navy blue and white luxury yacht approaching their local beach on Sunday. One gentleman, surrounded by other swimmers who turned out to be members of his personal security team, was seen making his way toward their beach from the stunning

Elafonisi Beach, Crete. Source: Big 7 travel Greece has been a favorite summer destination for many people around the world for many years now, so it is not surprising that its beaches are consistently named among the best on the globe. Big 7 Travel, a site which provides information regarding the travel, food, and hotel

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet soon with several European leaders in order to present his plans for the Greek economy and to boost confidence in investing in the country. The prime minister will meet with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris on August 22, and on August 29 he will be in Berlin