Greek government minister Kostis Hatzidakis visited Heraklion, Crete, where he stated that the island is entering a new phase of accelerated development. Speaking from the regional capital, Hatzidakis highlighted ongoing and planned infrastructure projects aimed at modernizing Crete's transport, economy, and public services. The minister's visit signals continued central government attention to the island's long-term growth strategy, which includes major projects such as the Kastelli international airport and the BOAK east-west motorway. For visitors, these developments point toward improved road connections and travel infrastructure across the island in the coming years. Current tourism services remain unaffected, and travelers can expect normal access to all destinations across Crete.
