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Wildfires on Crete Raise Concerns for Greece's Tourism-Dependent Communities

Over 1,500 tourists were evacuated as wildfires swept across southeastern Crete, fueling fears about the impact of climate-driven fires on Greece’s vital tourism sector.

By Jordan Miller • July 04, 2025 3 MIN READ

Firefighters combat flames on Thursday in Ierapetra, a key tourist area on Crete, Greece.

Visitors stream into Hong Kong’s new Kai Tak Stadium, a key part of the city’s strategy to become a premier events destination in the region, highlighting concerts and trade exhibitions.

The Future of America’s National Parks Amid Changing Policies

Grand Teton National Park and other US parks attract millions annually, fueling local economies with billions in tourism spending. As visitation surges, the sustainability of these treasured landscapes faces new challenges.

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Monemvasia’s medieval fortress town perched atop a rocky promontory, currently reachable only by a steep, winding stone path stretching 240 yards.

Cable Car Proposal Sparks Debate Over Monemvasia’s Historic Charm

Plans to install a cable car in Monemvasia, Greece aim to improve accessibility to the medieval fortress’s summit, but face opposition from locals concerned about preserving its historic character.

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Tourists stroll past the 12th-century Castello Normanno-Svevo in Bari this year.

Bari Reinvents Itself as a New Tourist Gateway with Direct U.S. Flights

Once avoided due to crime, Bari’s historic center is attracting visitors as new direct flights from the U.S. boost tourism and local optimism.

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Canadian visits have dropped sharply for a third consecutive month as Canadian travelers continue to boycott the United States. Above, the Blue Water Bridge border crossing in Port Huron, Michigan.

U.S. Tourism Faces Significant Challenges Amid Political and Economic Uncertainty

Airlines, hotels, and analysts predict a challenging tourism season in the United States as tariff threats and unpopular political decisions dampen travel demand.

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Wildfires on Crete Raise Concerns for Greece's Tourism-Dependent Communities

Hong Kong Aims to Revitalize Tourism by Attracting High-Spending Visitors

Neapolitans Push Back Against New 'Gomorrah' Spinoff Amid Growing Fatigue

Etna Volcano Eruption Forces Hikers to Evacuate Amid Ash and Gas Plumes

The Future of America’s National Parks Amid Changing Policies

Cable Car Proposal Sparks Debate Over Monemvasia’s Historic Charm

Bari Reinvents Itself as a New Tourist Gateway with Direct U.S. Flights

U.S. Tourism Faces Significant Challenges Amid Political and Economic Uncertainty

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Wildfires on Crete Raise Concerns for Greece's Tourism-Dependent Communities

Hong Kong Aims to Revitalize Tourism by Attracting High-Spending Visitors

Neapolitans Push Back Against New 'Gomorrah' Spinoff Amid Growing Fatigue

Etna Volcano Eruption Forces Hikers to Evacuate Amid Ash and Gas Plumes

The Future of America’s National Parks Amid Changing Policies