Coronavirus: health workers offered hotel stays close to hospitals
The minister of health has arranged for a number of healthcare workers who expressed interest in an alternative solution to staying at home, have been...
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Coronavirus: 1,200 people still in mandatory quarantine
A total of 1,200 repatriated people are still in mandatory quarantine in 11 hotels in the mountains, president of the Cyprus Hotel Association (Pasyxe) Haris...
Coronavirus: A ‘hotel stay’ under guard, around 1,200 now quarantined
As of Saturday evening, over 1,200 people were in quarantine at various hotels around Cyprus as a total border lockdown kicked in at 3am and...
Coronavirus: hotels taking returnees, warn it’s not a holiday
About 20 hotels have so far offered to accommodate people returning from abroad who would have to be quarantined for 14 days, hoteliers said on...
Coronavirus: Perdios urges hotels to join quarantine effort
Deputy minister for tourism, Savvas Perdios on Wednesday appealed to hotels to help accommodate returnees who need to be in isolation in the coming weeks....
Coronavirus: Hotels being gradually emptied by March 21
Hotels around the island are being gradually emptied after being told to suspend all services by March 21. The island’s two main hoteliers associations, the Cyprus Hotel Association (Pasyxe)...
Coronavirus: solution could be making the problem worse
With hotels closing their doors and the airport only open to residents of the island, the economy as a whole is already starting to feel...
Four and five-star hotels urged to close until April 30
The Association of Cyprus Tourist Enterprises (Stek), which represents four and five-star hotels on Friday said its members should consider closing their establishments until April...
‘Alarming’ slowdown in holiday bookings, Acta warns most hotels and airlines are not refunding (Updated)
Hotels have seen a drop in reservations “to an alarming degree” in recent days, which is linked with the coronavirus, the chairman of Famagusta hoteliers...
Paphos authorities call for better way to dispose of seaweed
Some Paphos hoteliers and local authorities within the district have complained to the mayor over the cost and disposal of 40,000 tonnes of seaweed that...
Tourism ministry to contract ‘mystery shoppers’ for hotel sector
SECRET checks and assessments will be carried out at hotels throughout the island, the deputy ministry of tourism announced on Wednesday. The preliminary announcement details...
Paphos municipality says water quality in hotels excellent
Hotel swimming pools in Paphos have excellent water quality, the Paphos Municipality said on Monday. It bases this on the results of checks carried out...
Most hotels didn’t have operating licences renewed in 2018
More than 75 per cent of the island’s hotels and 38 per cent of the island’s recreation centres operated without a licence last year, MPs...
Paphos can cater for 250,000 visitors this winter
Despite winter closures, around 12,000 tourist beds in Paphos will remain available to accommodate 250,000 visitors between December and March, according to the Paphos regional...
Paphos hotels count the cost of Thomas Cook collapse
By Bejay Browne Paphos hoteliers have been the hardest hit by the collapse earlier this week of Thomas Cook with some reliant on the tour...
Hoteliers ask for tax exemptions over Thomas Cook
Hoteliers want to be exempted from paying taxes on invoices, which will not be paid following the collapse of tour operator Thomas Cook, it emerged...
Thomas Cook collapse endangers labour peace in hotel sector
LABOUR Minister Zeta Emilianidou has given hoteliers 15 days to decide on whether they will sign an agreement with workers unions after the former expressed...
Hoteliers and unions agree on terms for collective agreement (Updated)
After lengthy negotiations, hoteliers and unions said Wednesday they agreed on the terms for the renewal of the industry’s collective agreement, which includes a legally...
Labour minister continues efforts to solve hotels pay dispute
Labour Minister Zeta Emilianidou continued her efforts on Friday to bridge the gap between hoteliers and employees who are currently embroiled in a pay dispute....
Yeroskipou wants to swap land to save ancient site from development
Yeroskipou council hopes to persuade the authorities to swap a piece of land earmarked for development for another nearby to protect the site which is of...
