A cinematic journey through untold emotions and the timeless beauty of Santorini, as narrated by Alexandros Panousis (playwright)
“The Steps – Ta Skalopatia”, as described by Alexandros Panousis (playwright), is the first film.
Love locks are a modern romantic tradition where couples attach padlocks to public structures—such as bridges or railings—and throw away the key, symbolizing eternal love. This global phenomenon began in the early.
In 2013, Dimosthenis Pramatiotis decided to pursue Business Administration after a decade of experience in hospitality and gastronomy. His career shifted meaningfully at Nefeles Luxury Suites in Santorini, where a mentor recognized.
In this heartfelt narrative, singer–songwriter Marina Dimitriou recounts her artistic journey, rooted deeply in her love affair with Santorini, which began in the summer of 1990. What started as a simple vacation.
Stella Karamperopoulou, a director, actress, and music educator, settled in Santorini in 2005, enchanted by its light and energy. In 2006, she founded the Santorini Theatre Workshop (Θ.Ε.Σ.) to nurture local talent.
This is not just the story of a company—it’s the story of a man with a mission to share Santorini.
Chef Vasiliki Alexiou was born in Ioannina in 1976 and discovered her passion for cooking as a child. At the age of eight, she cooked her first full dish — a successful.
Before screens and smartphones, island life had its own rhythm of connection. The veggéra was a beloved evening gathering — spontaneous, intimate, and deeply human. Neighbors met in each other’s homes to.
Aleksandar Preradovic, General Manager of Dell Technologies for Greece, Cyprus, and Malta, discusses how data drives innovation and how AI, multi-cloud strategies, and modern infrastructure are reshaping the business landscape. He explains.
Since the 1980s, Santorini has slowly but steadily evolved into a prime destination for water sports, thanks to its volcanic landscape, crystal-clear waters, and strong Aegean winds. Nektarios Makris, an experienced windsurfing.
