Limassol boasts a new attraction with Cyprus Land having just opened its doors in Germasoyia. Operational seven days a week, the medieval-themed park hosts a village where visitors can marvel at a 3D island

In accord with the authority’s efforts to educate all front-line professionals in the tourism industry, Annita Demetriadou, deputy director general, Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO), held a meeting with the Association of Taxi

The highly-anticipated commencement of construction works for the development of Ayia Napa Marina is a step closer, following the approval of a revised permit from Cyprus’ Department of Town Planning and Housing.

With the island having welcomed 137,013 travellers in March, registering a 40.6 percent increase over the same month in 2015, prospects remain good for the year.

Salamis Tours’ turnover touched EUR36.49 million in 2015. The company’s gross profit reached EUR11.46 million, registering a EUR2.92 million increase over 2014. The growth was mainly attributed to the reduction of operating expenses.

Following Cyprus’ completion of the financial adjustment programme in March, the European Commission (EC) issued a country report which featured in-depth reviews examining the existence and nature of possible imbalances, including concerns in the tourism field.