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Fly Me To The Moon Travel: Crete Beyond the Sun and Sand (part 2)

by Glenn Harris

Crete is a land shaped by millennia of civilisation, where Bronze Age palaces, Venetian fortifications, and working fishing villages coexist with a vibrant contemporary culture. As the largest of the Greek islands, its geography spans over 8,000 square kilometres of rugged mountain ranges...


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A meaningful introduction to the Greek capital begins at its very center: Syntagma Square. This is where modern-day Athens breathes in full view — where history, politics and everyday life converge. Right at the top stands the Hellenic Parliament building, one that’s impossible to overlook. 

There are buildings you simply admire, and then there a...


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If you’ve wandered through central Athens, passing the Hellenic Parliament in Syntagma Square, it’s really a one-in-a-million chance that you will miss the two figures standing in perfect stillness, guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

At any time of day or night, regardless of the weather, they stand there for something far greater ...


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Hello everyone, and happy New Year!

As we kickstart 2026, we wanted to share a few thoughts with you.

Since our beginning in 2014, we’ve had a clear vision—one that deliberately stays away from passing “trends,” viral TikToks, loud statements, and one-size-fits-all it...


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Long before Patmos became a high-profile destination in the Dodecanese, it was best known as the island where Saint John received his divine visions and wrote the Book of Revelation, also known as the Book of th...


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