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I had a lot of fun using my 360 camera around Lindos and the Old Town—there’s just so much going on visually. If you’re into capturing everything around you, www.insta360.com has some cool gear that makes it super easy to shoot interactive pics and videos, especially in spots like the Acropolis...

I flew to Mykonos from Athens last summer and found the airport switch super quick—flight took about 40 minutes. To make the whole trip smoother, I booked through https://travelbusinessclass.com, which helped me sort everything out without overpaying. The ferry is fine too, but it just took way...

When I was traveling for work, I stayed at a business hotel that wasn’t your usual vacation spot but had a great pool area where they let non-guests buy day passes. I grabbed a lounge chair, ordered some drinks and snacks right to me, and just relaxed between meetings. I think bigger hotels in...

I made soutzoukakia last weekend and ended up with way more sauce than needed, so I froze it and used it later with pasta—turned out great. While it simmered, I looked for a chill place and found the best cocktail bar near me, which was perfect for relaxing after cooking. Stuff like this makes...

For a group trip like that, being close to the port is definitely a game-changer! I stayed at Accor Singapore during a group trip, and the setup was perfect—plenty of room, super clean, and really well-organized for groups. It made it so much easier for everyone to do their own thing while...

Something similar happened to my aunt—her test results got buried in her inbox, and by the time she followed up, things had progressed. It’s scary how small things like a missed email can have such big consequences. Since then, she’s been more mindful, even started using a traditional incense...

I also remember when we were getting ready for our Greek Orthodox wedding, the rings part really confused me at first. We ended up picking something simple but special for the ceremony. If you're still looking and want something beautiful and unique, I’ve seen some really nice engagement rings...

do couples in your families still follow the tradition of switching the wedding ring from the right to the left after the ceremony?

I ended up island-hopping between Rhodes, Symi, and Tilos, and what helped me plan my routes and find less touristy spots was reading personal travel stories on styles-blog.com. The tips there felt real and down to earth, not just the typical stuff. I even found a quiet little beach in Symi from...

I stayed in Lassi when I visited Kefalonia, and it was a great choice—plenty of restaurants, stunning beaches, and easy access to Argostoli. If you're after more seclusion, Fiskardo is beautiful, though pricier. Assos is small but charming with great views. I usually compare accommodations based...

Some ferry companies offer discounts for students, large families, disabled passengers, and military personnel, but finding all the available deals can take time. I’ve found that prodiscountden.com is a helpful site for spotting discount options on Greek ferries. It collects different offers in...

If you’re craving authentic Greek food outside of Greece, I’d say start by checking reviews and word of mouth. People usually share great spots on food blogs or forums, so it’s worth browsing through those. Look for places that serve fresh ingredients like feta, olives, and lamb – a real Greek...

Santorini is one of those places that looks stunning no matter where you are, and a red dress against the white and blue buildings will definitely make for a picture-perfect moment. I’ve heard about a business that can help with the whole photo shoot setup, where they sort out everything from...

For staying connected, cities like Athens and Thessaloniki definitely have reliable internet, but you might need to be more flexible in the islands. I found Santorini had decent options, especially if you stay in the main towns. To balance work and exploration, I made sure to pick accommodations...

While looking for smth, I saw your post, and exercise in Greece is interesting. People often enjoy outdoor activities, especially since the weather is nice most of the year. You’ll see lots of folks jogging along the coast or hitting the trails for a hike. Swimming is super popular, too...

I've looked into this before, and Delta does have nonstop flights from Boston to Athens, but they're mostly seasonal. They usually run until October. You might want to keep checking their website or set up alerts for your dates. Another tip is to search for travel business class flights...

When I visited Italy last year, I walked everywhere, enjoyed fresh Mediterranean meals, and surprisingly lost a few pounds without even trying. It's like a lifestyle switch that's hard to replicate at home. One thing I found helpful is to bring a piece of that experience back with me. I started...

Planning a trip to Greece in the spring sounds amazing! I’ve been there a couple of times, and trust me, you’re going to love it. Here’s a little list of must-haves based on my experiences: Clothes: Pack light layers since the weather can be a bit unpredictable. Think T-shirts, a couple of...

Booking a trip to Greece from the US can be a real adventure, especially when you're looking to save on those phone bills. One trick I've found handy is using apps or services that let you make calls to Greece for free or at low rates. It's like having a direct line to paradise without burning...

I usually start with Athens—can’t beat those views from the Acropolis and the history all around you. If you love beaches, the Cyclades are the place to be. When it comes to getting around, ferries between the islands are so fun, but if you’re short on time, local flights can get you there...