TOURISTS in popular holiday destinations in Greece and Turkey were shaken by a 5.8 magnitude earthquake this morning. The ...

Holidaymakers in southwest Turkey and neighbouring islands in Greece were shaken awake this morning by a strong earthquake.

Crete earthquake: Is it safe to travel and am I entitled to compensation? Foreign governments have not issued travel advisories as yet, so it is currently still considered safe to visit Greece and its ...

As Türkiye sits on top of major fault lines, there’s a high chance of earthquakes. The most recent serious earthquakes struck ...

People were jolted awake when a 5.8 magnitude quake shook the Turkish coastal town of Marmaris, around 40km north of the ...

An earthquake with Marmaris at its epicentre has seen tremors reverberate across Turkey and Greece – here’s what that means ...

Yes, according to the Independent, Greek authorities issued a temporary tsunami warning in a statement on X, which read: ‘A magnitude 5.9 earthquake occurred 48km SE of Kasos. Risk of possible Tsunami ...

Travel experts have issued urgent advice for anyone heading to the Mediterranean this summer after earthquakes and volcanic ...

The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office's advice for UK tourists visiting Greece reads: "The area around the Cycladic islands ...

An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.9 struck ... meaning it should be safe to travel to the country and its islands. Those who are planning a trip to the east coast of Crete, Karos or Karpathos ...

The country’s strongest earthquake yet ... geotectonic regime.” No travel warnings have been issued for Greece at this time, and its islands are still considered safe to visit.

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck off the ... Foreign governments have not issued travel advisories as yet, so it is currently still considered safe to visit Greece and its islands.