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The publication highlights fifteen Greek islands for 2026, emphasizing authentic culture, boutique hospitality, and regional gastronomy. Travelers are shifting toward slower itineraries and off-season visits, favoring quieter destinations alongside traditional summer hotspots.
The Prizren Orthodox Seminary celebrated its patronal feast of Saints Cyril and Methodius. Metropolitan Teodosij led the liturgy, emphasizing spiritual freedom, Serbian presence in Kosovo, and the deep religious significance of the region for the faithful.
Thousands of believers line up for hours in Belgrade to venerate the Holy Belt of the Virgin Mary at the Temple of Saint Sava. The relic, displayed until late May, draws pilgrims from across the region and beyond.
New European agency data shows Croatian Adriatic waters slipping in cleanliness rankings. Experts link the decline to aging infrastructure, surging nautical tourism, and rising sea temperatures threatening coastal health and tourism revenue.
The revered Holy Belt of the Theotokos has arrived in Belgrade from Mount Athos, drawing long lines of pilgrims to the Temple of Saint Sava. The relic remains on public display until 29 May, drawing visitors from across the Balkans and diaspora communities.
Approximately 300,000 faithful gathered in Șumuleu Ciuc for the largest Roman Catholic pilgrimage in southeastern Europe. The route spans over 1,000 kilometers and culminates in an open-air Holy Mass, drawing participants from across the region.
The Black Sea has turned turquoise along the Romanian coast, resembling Caribbean waters. Experts confirm this natural algae bloom is harmless and vital for marine life, creating a stunning seasonal spectacle for tourists and locals alike.
Sofia will participate in the European Night of Museums on May 23, with over 80 cultural venues, museums, and galleries offering special exhibitions, concerts, and educational events.
Theodora Georgieva, once seen as a beacon of hope for Bulgaria's judiciary, is now at the center of controversy after a series of revelations about her nomination and connections.
Hundreds of museums in 39 counties across Romania are opening their doors for free tonight as part of the European Night of Museums. The event has its roots in 1997 and now involves 330 museums across the country.
Kyle Busch, NASCAR Cup Series champion twice and known for his aggressive driving style, passed away at 41, his family announced on Thursday.
Nestled in eastern Serbia, the Church of Presveta Bogorodica in Donja Kamenica offers a unique blend of Eastern and Western influences. This 14th-century church is distinguished by its two bell towers and rare frescoes, making it a hidden gem of medieval architecture.
As construction booms along Croatia's coast, fueled by tourism demand and foreign investment, concerns arise over environmental and infrastructural impacts. From Istria to Dalmatia, new developments reshape local landscapes and strain existing infrastructure.
A 2,000-year-old terracotta mask linked to ancient Greek theatre traditions has been discovered in a cave on Croatia's Pelješac Peninsula, offering insights into the interactions between Greek and Illyrian civilizations.
Lesvos, an Aegean island, has become the global headquarters for UNESCO's Geoparks Network, hosting significant gatherings and training courses for geoscientists and managers from around the world.
Donousa in the Small Cyclades has been named as Europe's second-best 'secret' summer destination by reisereporter.de, praised for its tranquility and natural beauty.
The Greek government agency OPEKA has launched a new social tourism program offering free or subsidized holidays to 27,500 farmers, focusing on islands in the North and South Aegean and the Evros region.
Greek tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas was eliminated from the ATP 250 Geneva Open in straight sets, and a heated exchange with his father during the match has raised concerns about his form as he heads into the French Open.
Andros, Greece, has launched Andros AI, the nation's first AI travel guide, offering real-time, multilingual assistance for visitors.
The first photographs from the underwater cave system in the Maldives, where five Italian divers tragically perished, have been released by the rescue team. The images reveal the perilous conditions in the narrow tunnels.
