Revenue from tourism reached EUR29.1 million in January, as compared to EUR28.4 million in the corresponding month of 2015, showing a 2.5 percent increase in data released by the country’s national statistical service.

Tourist figures to Cyprus increased significantly in the first two months of the year, with data released by the Statistical Service showing a particular surge in Russian traveller numbers.

In line with the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment’s endeavours supporting efficient waste management practices at municipalities, Ayia Napa aims to reduce waste at seaside hotel establishments by 50 percent.

FOLLOWING 2015’S SUCCESS, THE TOURISM INDUSTRY HAS CONTINUED ON ITS STEADY UPWARD PATH WITH JANUARY

Louis Hotels and Hilton Park Nicosia jointly hosted the Cyprus Hotel Association’s annual seminar. During the event, the hotelier offered participants

Limassol Marina’s management has prepared specific property proposals aimed at assisting non-European Union (EU) citizens looking to invest in Cyprus.