A host of new hotels are on the horizon for Larnaca region - including resort hotels, boutique establishments and even lodgings in historic, listed buildings, expanding the choice of accommodation available to visitors.

If one does not take the place of the other, even experimentally, one cannot perceive the situation in which one finds oneself. So, in the context of an experiential workshop, a team had to close our eyes to clearly ‘see’ the problems faced by a blind tourist in our country and to close their ears to ‘hear’ the difficulties of accessibility of the deaf.

The Larnaca Tourism Board (LTB) hosted and participated in a two-day meeting of the partners of the Erasmus+ programme ‘Tourism for People with Sensory Disabilities’ on July 08 and 09, at its premises in Larnaca town centre.

The island’s first archery park is being constructed in Pyla village and will further cement Larnaca region’s reputation for offering professional facilities for national and international sporting events.  

A meeting of the board of directors of Larnaka Tourism Board was held of June 16 with newly elected MPs of the Province with the aim of discussing issues related to the tourism sector of the Larnaca Region.

The Cyprus Institute for Maritime and Shipping (CMMI), the Cyprus Youth Organisation, the Larnaca Tourism Board (LTB) and the Geoimaging Company announced the holding of the original "Give a Name" competition.

As one of the oldest cities in the world, Larnaca has a rich history of different civilisations that have left their mark on the region, including the Phoenicians. The long-awaited excavations of the ancient port of Kition in 2021, along with the city’s role in the Phoenicians' Route tourism project, will further enhance its link to the Phoenicians. 

Issues affecting Larnaca’s tourism and business development were discussed in a meeting on April 06, between the minister of transport, communication and works, Yiannis Karousos, and the presidents of the Larnaka Tourism Board (LTB) and the Larnaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) - Dinos Lefkaritis and Stavros Stavrou respectively, along with the president of Voroklini Community Council, Neophytos Fakontis.

The Municipality of Larnaca and the Larnaca Tourism Board have recently carried out landscaping works for the gradual improvement of the image of the coastal front of Finikoudes.

Visitors touring the two neighbouring semi-mountainous communities of Tochni and Choirokoitia can now easily navigate the main points of interest of the two villages, as wooden information signs have been placed at key points within the communities.