Mykonos
Nikos Gryparis: From "Caprice", "Sea Satin" and real estate in Mykonos, he has nothing left
Up for auction in June two properties that were confiscated by the government of the former "lord" of Mykonos, with a starting price of 2.5 million euros and 859,000 euros - The businessman could have bought the whole island but he was "spending money without a tomorrow"
Man Utd defender Harry Maguire’s appeals trial in Greece postponed due to strike
The appeals trial of Manchester United defender Harry Maguire over a nightclub brawl on the Greek island of Mykonos has been postponed for a year because of a lawyers' strike, court officials told The Associated Press.
Booking data point to further reduction in overcrowding on Mykonos, Santorini
The islands of Mykonos and Santorini, historically the flagships of Greek tourism, are now paying the price for their overexploitation, without the upgrading of their key infrastructures, in order to manage the large number of visitors.
As development alters Greek islands’ nature and culture, locals push back
ATHENS - With a deluge of foreign visitors fueling seemingly nonstop development on once pristine Greek islands, local residents and officials are beginning to fight back, moving to curb a wave of construction that has started to cause water shortages and is altering the islands' unique cultural identity.
A step forward
The stringent measures and fines announced by the government to safeguard the country's beaches must be effectively enforced by a mechanism capable of promptly identifying and addressing violations.
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Raimondo Dato (Remo) | Athens | January 9-27
The Argo Gallery (argo-gallery.gr) presents Raimondo Dato's ninth solo show, featuring paintings inspired by nature and Aegean landscapes. Egyptian-born Dato explores multiplicity through simplicity, revealing diverse thematic sections in his paintings. Mykonos, Delos and the Cyclades inspire the artist with their warm sunlight and Aegean sea notes.
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Top court rules in favor of Mykonos tourist investment
Although it pulled the plug on a marina which would accompany a tourist development in Kalo Livadi on Mykonos, the Council of State rejected two other appeals against the project, ruling that it was correct to exclude large tourist investments from the general suspension of issuing new building permits for tourist units in areas of the island outside planning zones.
Hundreds more migrants reach the Greek islands in boats and smaller vessels from Turkey
More than 450 migrants reached Greece's Aegean Sea islands in boats from Turkey in less than two days, Greek authorities said Thursday, including 51 people who made landfall on the high-end resort of Mykonos.
The new arrivals come amid a steady rise in migration to the European Union country, which officials mostly attribute to better summer sailing conditions.
Coast Guard locates 51 undocumented migrants on Mykonos, three traffickers arrested
The Hellenic Coast Guard apprehended 51 undocumented migrants (42 men, eight women, and a minor) who disembarked from a yacht on Mykonos' Agia Anna Beach on Wednesday afternoon.
The three passengers on the yacht were arrested when the undocumented migrants identified them as smugglers.
Mykonos: 58-year-old dies in sea accident
A 58-year-old man suffered fatal injuries while on board an auxiliary craft off Paraga beach on the island of Mykonos.
The incident unfolded when the vessel, helmed by a 23-year-old, collided with a rugged rock formation.
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