Articles

  • 6 days ago | argophilia.com | Mihaela Lica Butler

    Animal welfare on Easter night isn’t about grand gestures; it’s about not turning your balcony into a theme park for anxious animals. Animal welfare on Easter night turns into a tragicomic spectacle. Dogs and cats find themselves starring in a horror film if left behind on balconies, rooftops, or in backyards. Should these pets be tied up, you ask? That’s a classic move—if you’re aiming for an anxiety award. Leaving them loose, untethered, to dash off into the firework-lit chaos? Bold.

  • 6 days ago | argophilia.com | Mihaela Lica Butler

    1.28 billion euro investment plan through 2032;Focused expansion of terminals, commercial areas, and parking—not runways;Target of 40 million passengers by 2032;Interest in new tourist markets, especially Asia and China;Current standing: 8th busiest airport in the EU, 9th in European connectivity.

  • 1 week ago | argophilia.com | Mihaela Lica Butler

    If Greece handed out trophies for Easter, Crete would need a bigger shelf. Crete Easter bookings rocketed up 82.4% compared to last year. Yes, you read that right, and no, this isn’t a typo. Maybe people want real Easter experiences—and not just at overpriced beach clubs. Let’s be honest—everyone was expecting Santorini and Mykonos to rake in the Easter cash again. Well, cue the tiny violin, because not this year.

  • 1 week ago | argophilia.com | Mihaela Lica Butler

    When it comes to renovating or building a new house, homeowners think about its style, design, and comfort. However, the last few years, especially post-corona, have taught us about unpredictable weather events. Not only this, but with every passing year, the repair cost also rises. So, now, as per experts, the strength of the house matters as much as its aesthetics.

  • 2 weeks ago | argophilia.com | Mihaela Lica Butler

    Gamopilafo, or Cretan Wedding Rice, embodies the essence of Crete, its culinary journey, and its soulful rituals. Its flavour is profoundly symbolic and nothing like an ordinary rice dish. Typically served at weddings, it’s a culinary metaphor for joy, hospitality and community, bringing people together at their most memorable moments in life. At its heart, the name “Gamopilafo” has a meaningful narrative.

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