Hoteliers lobby minister for virtual net energy metering
The president of the Association of Cyprus Tourist Enterprises (Stek) Akis Vavlitis met Energy Minister Natasa Pilides on Thursday to discuss the possibility of applying...
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Stek calls on police to tackle noise pollution on Limassol seafront
Tourism professionals are appealing to police to take action to tackle noise pollution from powerful motorbikes along Limassol’s coastal strip. In a letter to the...
Coronavirus: tourism industry, in letter to president, pleads for easing of restrictions
The island’s tourism industry on Friday called for easing of restrictions on tourist arrivals, citing the low number of people found positive at the island’s...
Coronavirus: Cypriot and Greek travel agents propose joint tourism initiative
Cypriot and Greek travel agents have been working on a joint proposal to submit to their respective governments that aims to restart tourism once conditions...
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...
Hoteliers sound alarm for tourism prospects as UK’s Brexit Secretary arrives
As Cyprus on Tuesday announced an all-time high in arrivals during August, hoteliers and other industry players sounded the alarm over the possibility of a...
Limassol municipality rejects criticism of its sustainable mobility policies
Limassol municipality on Wednesday defended a plan to create more parking spaces in a part of the city centre, saying it was not compromising sustainable...
Hoteliers concerned over airport delays
By Evie Andreou The Association of Cyprus Tourist Enterprises (Acte) on Wednesday expressed concern over the overcrowding that continues to be observed during peak season...
Cyprus expects to top last year’s 3.2 million visitors
The tourism market is headed for another bumper year, with current data and trends suggesting arrivals will top the record 3.2 million visitors in 2016,...
Sweeping changes for tourism industry
The new under-ministry, or state secretariat for tourism, could be up and running by January 1, 2017 President Nicos Anastasiades said on Tuesday. Anastasiades was...
