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    City and out of city break – Chania for All Seasons

    Western Crete is fantastic. The whole of the Regional Unit of Chania is filled with varied and wonderful destinations. Not least though is the capital. Chania is one of the loveliest harbor towns of all Greece, a great favorite with both Greeks and visitors alike. It’s a great place to base a sophisticated urban break

    HOW COVID-19 WILL CHANGE OUR WAYS TO TRAVEL

    HOW COVID-19 WILL CHANGE OUR WAYS TO TRAVEL CURRENTLY, THE WORLD IS EXPERIENCING A CRISIS THAT DOES NOT HAVE ANY COMPARE IN HISTORY. THE TRAVEL AND HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY IS PROBABLY THE MOST AFFECTED OF ALL. HOW WILL (OR MAY) THINGS LOOK ONCE WE HAVE SURVIVED CORONA-19? IN THIS ARTICLE, I AM THINKING OUT LOUD. https://www.khllifestyle.com/blog-entries/how-covid-19-will-change-our-ways-travel

    FLY ME TO THE MOON TRAVEL – NEWSLETTER VOLUME 49

    Dear Traveler,   I hope that you and your loved ones are above all safe and healthy. As humanity deals with fear and volatility, please know that you are not alone. We are in this all together and as we stand united, we shall and will overcome these dark times. As we are faced with

    Fast forward- Symi: Cosmopolitan, classy and unpretentious

    One of the loveliest of the Dodecanese Islands, small and elegant Symi has a unique identity. Against the backdrop of the sparkling beauty of the Southern Aegean Islands, Symi has unexpected polish. This island is an astonishing mix of architectural distinction and raw natural beauty, cosmopolitan vibes and unpretentious simplicity. In short, Symi offers a

    March 25th in Mani – History, Nature, Cuisine

    The 25th of March in Greece is both the most important national holiday as well as a religious holiday. Counting back nine months from Christmas day and the birth of Jesus brings us to March 25th. This is the day of the Annunciation - in Greek, the Ευαγγελισμός (Evangelismos) - when the angel Gabriel announced

    FLY ME TO THE NEWS TRAVEL – NEWSLETTER VOLUME NO 48

    Dear Traveler,   Καλό μήνα! As we enter the month of March, and spring is just around the corner — we’ve sprung into action preparing new exciting itineraries.   In our “Wonders of Spring” issue we’ve complied a wonderful blend of  cultural, natural and historical aspects. The majority of the Greek holidays are centered around the sea,

    FLY ME TO THE MOON TRAVEL – NEWSLETTER VOLUME 47

    Dear Traveler, January’s gone but we still have some winter-time to enjoy. On the subject of winter, did you know that Greece is a ski destination too? Around Greece there are excellent ski slopes, but also plenty of additional activities and sites to make for an exciting winter holiday. We introduce you to one of

    Sunken Stories: Greece’s remarkable underwater antiquities

    Greece is perhaps best known for two things: unparalleled archaeological treasures, and the beauty of its seas. How wonderful then that these two things are sometimes combined. The archaeological sites of Greece that are on dry land are mysterious enough, but what about those that are submerged, on the seafloor? Greece has so many precious

    Fast forward – Greek Orthodox Easter in Athens

    In Greece, you really sense the mystery and the miracle of Easter. Unlike in most western Easter celebrations, Easter is not limited to a day or two, but encompasses a whole season.  Beginning after Carnival, Lent ushers in a period of restraint. Then, when Holy Week begins in preparation for Easter Sunday, the somber mood,

    Lake Pamvotis: A rich natural habitat and a place of history

    Lake Pamvotis - sometimes also called lake Pamvotida - makes for a fascinating destination. Covering a little over 20 square kilometers, this lovely lake is the second oldest in Europe. It is the heart of an intriguing region. Lake Pamvotis in Ioannina hosts culture on its shores, as its depths team with life. The waters