On March 28, Filoxenia Conference Centre hosted an annual workshop dedicated to safety issues within the tourism sector.

The first phase of Ayia Napa Marina’s build is well underway, moving in a steady and satisfactory pace, on schedule to be completed by the expected date in summer 2019.

During a recent meeting between Larnaka Tourism Board and representatives from Pervolia Community Council, it was reported that a number of development projects will be completed by the end of this year in a bid to attract more tourists.

In January, Cyprus welcomed a total of 62,611 visitors, a year-on-year surge of 28.8 percent.

During the seminar titled; Chinese Tourist Welcome, matters relating to the strategic framework of attract Chinese tourists and serving their basic service principles were presented.

After announcing plans to construct a diagnostic, treatment and rehabilitation centre in Souskiou village, Apostolos Fotiou, has presented a vision to transform Paphos into a hub for medical tourism.

On February 08 an event was held at the house of the high commissioner of Great Britain, focussing on the role and function of the Cyprus Safer Tourism Platform.

The Logicom Cyprus Marathon took place in Pafos for the 19th consecutive year on March 05.

In order to enhance surroundings for its residents and visitors, the Municipality of Larnaca has adopted a green approach by transforming key avenues and roads into green spaces.

Paphos is becoming an attractive destination for sports tourism reflected by a high number of individual athletes and international teams that are expected to visit the city within the next following months.