For local businesses
Found by the visitors already walking past
Explorentia places a taverna, a winery or a craft workshop on the route through its village, and turns a visit to the heritage into a visit to the business.
For local businesses
How Explorentia supports a business
- 01
A public profile
Description, opening hours, contact details, a map and a booking link — presented as professionally as any heritage site.
- 02
A place on the route
Listed on the village page and alongside the points visitors are walking between.
- 03
Offers that are honoured
Perks unlocked along the route and redeemed at the counter, verified by a QR code rather than a screenshot.
- 04
Measured, not guessed
How many offers were unlocked, how many were redeemed, and when.
What it takes
What it takes
- 01
Join the village
The community adds the business to its page in the admin.
- 02
Describe it
Hours, contact details, a description and a booking link, in English and Greek.
- 03
Offer something
Optionally, a perk for visitors who complete the route — redeemed at the counter.
The standards underneath
The standards underneath
- WCAG 2.2 Level AA accessibility on the public website
- GDPR-compliant data handling, hosted in the European Union
- Structured, exportable data rather than locked-in pages
- English and Greek on the public site; eleven languages for visitors