Issue of glamping returns to House
Amendments to legislation to make space for glamping, a proposal that had previously been rejected by the House, were discussed by the House commerce committee...
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Airport passengers offered free Cyprus breakfast
Passengers departing from Larnaca and Paphos airports on Tuesday were offered a complimentary traditional Cypriot breakfast before boarding their flights. The initiative was a joint...
‘Tangible’ growth of tourism put down to government policies
The tourism sector showed ‘tangible growth’ in 2022, which was on Tuesday put down to increased air connectivity and policies introduced by the government over...
Ryanair adds five new routes, increases airport presence (Updated)
Low-cost airline Ryanair announced on Monday five new routes departing from Paphos airport starting next summer, as well as an increase in the airport-based fleet...
Fears that Airbnb regulations are unenforceable
Short-term rentals increasing, with concerns they are spiralling out of control By Nick Theodoulou Is the party for short-term rentals coming to an end, with...
UK tourism market buoyant, Cyprus now sets sights on US
Although it has been a difficult year for Cyprus tourism, 2022 has been a “very very good year” in terms of arrivals from the UK,...
Ferry service will be improved after successful season
Close to 7,500 passengers travelled the Greece-Cyprus ferry link this past summer, surpassing the government’s expectations, as authorities vowed the service will be further improved...
8,000 hotel beds available in Paphos this winter
Around 8,000 beds will be available for tourists in the Paphos district through the winter months, while a digital campaign promoting the area to potential...
Wizz Air aims to bring 800,000 tourists to Cyprus this year
Low-cost airline Wizz Air has brought around 400,000 tourists to Cyprus so far this year and the goal is to double that by the end...
‘Needless confrontation’ could have huge hit on tourism
‘Petty politics’ has seen two ministers argue with the auditor general this week in a war of words that does not look like it is...
