The Municipality of Ayia Napa once again commemorated and honoured holiday-makers who regularly visit the town. This time, Bechara and Claudine Abou Rahal and their daughter Μia, from Lebanon, received not only an honourary plaque but also the ambassador of tourism emblem.
Expected to cost EUR220 million in total, Makronissos Marina in Ayia Napa will feature 30,000m2 of green space, sports grounds, swimming pools, water features, walkways, heliport, yacht club and a crew lounge.
Commemorative plaques have been awarded to two UK couples, granting them with the honourary title of ambassadors of tourism for their high number of visits to Ayia Napa over the years.
A metallic gateway consisting of two signboards, has been set up on Ayia Napa’s Katalimaton Street parallel to Nissi Avenue. The gate, which was installed with the purpose of signifying visitors’
The Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) regarded this year’s June as possibly the most successful June in terms of arrivals in the history of the island’s tourism industry, and the second best month following July 2015.
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.
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.
Ayia Napa hosted a number of football clubs from Russia, Romania, Armenia, Switzerland, Serbia, Poland, Lithuania and China for their traing sessions.
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