Tag: GASTRONOMY

Wine routes of Crete

In modern times, Cretan wine has won the attention and preference of the broader consumer public. Cretan wines are a precious legacy of traditional varieties, perfectly adapted to the island’s climate conditions. Cretan vineyards cover 12.8% of Greece’s wine regions and rank 3rd among the country’s 9 wine-growing areas.

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Wine routes of northern Greece – Chalkidiki

Chalkidiki is primarily famous as a tourist destination, known for its idyllic beaches and impressive natural beauty; but, apart from its seaside and mountain landscapes, it is also renowned for its high-quality food products. Among these are some of Greece’s best wines, coming from its vast vineyards and numerous wineries. This makes it ideal as a wine tourism destination, following the path of the Chalkidiki Wine Route, part of the Wine Routes of Northern Greece.

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Greek News Agenda
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The Annual Meeting of the Global Geoparks Network was held at the University of the Aegean on the island of Lesvos with the participation of 70 scientists from 35 countries. During the meeting, important issues concerning international networking and cooperation among geoparks were discussed, including the sustainable management and conservation of geological heritage sites.

Parallel to the meeting, the Global Geoparks Network and UNESCO are organizing the International Training Course for UNESCO Global Geoparks Managers, in collaboration with the UNESCO Chair on Geoparks and Sustainable Development of Island and Coastal Areas at the Department of Geography of the University of the Aegean and the Natural History Museum of the Lesvos Petrified Forest.

Greek News Agenda
Greek News Agenda2 days ago
“AI as a Tool for Reform: European Developments and Prospects” – Conference of the International Hellenic University in Brussels

Artificial intelligence is the central pillar of a structural transformation redefining the role of knowledge in European society and culture. This was the key conclusion of a conference titled “AI as a Tool for Reform: European Developments and Prospects”, organized in Brussels by the International Hellenic University.