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Greece's Treasures Caught Between Tourism And Conservation - Vimarsana News

Greece's Treasures Caught Between Tourism And Conservation

Greece's treasures caught between tourism and conservation

Greece's UNESCO Sites Bringing Too Much Foot Traffic, At Risk - Vimarsana News

Greece's UNESCO Sites Bringing Too Much Foot Traffic, At Risk

ATHENS - Greece's 18 protected UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Acropolis, are attracting so many tourists that it has cultural experts anxious they could be overwhelmed, calling for more safeguards. To mark the 50th anniversary of the UNESCO World Heritage Convention an international c

Greek Heritage Of Unesco Seeks "Balance" Between Protection And Tourism - Vimarsana News

Greek Heritage Of Unesco Seeks "Balance" Between Protection And Tourism

With 18 UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the iconic acropolis of Athens, Greece benefits considerably from the reinforced protection of these monuments

'Putin's masseur' said to know Kremlin secrets 'has fled Russia' - Vimarsana News

'Putin's masseur' said to know Kremlin secrets 'has fled Russia'

Konstantin Goloshchapov, 67, crossed the border from Russia into Belarus back in June at the wheel of son Dmitry's BMW after reportedly receiving a tip-off that his businesses were about to be raided.

AHEPA Greece Chapter HJ-37 Hears the 'Holy Messages' of Elder Ephraim - Vimarsana News

AHEPA Greece Chapter HJ-37 Hears the 'Holy Messages' of Elder Ephraim

ATHENS – AHEPA-Greece’s Ilion Chapter HJ-37 in Attiki welcomed the abbot of the Holy Great Monastery of Vatopedi, Elder Ephraim, on the evening of Thursday, November 10. Elder Ephraim gave a speech on ‘Holy Messages’ at the Mikis Theodorakis Center for Cultural, Sports and Social Activities of th