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 eagerly awaited, new Lefkara Multi-functional Conference Centre has officially opened, bringing a modern facility to the traditional mountain village - famous worldwide for its handmade embroidery and other unique handicrafts.

With tourism ‘on pause’ during the Covid-19 global pandemic, the region of Larnaca prolongs in revealing its new hotels and additional holiday accommodation, although Marios Polyviou, CEO, Sunnyseeker Hotels and board member of the Larnaka Tourism Board informs on what is to expected when we things are ‘open for business’ again.

This year is set to be a landmark for the Larnaca region as 2020 sees the completion of many, major projects that are set to upgrade facilities, services, infrastructure and leisure options, with additional projects also commencing.

A weekly programme with a wonderful array of complimentary activities is organised in Larnaca every winter for tourists staying in licenced hotels, apartments and agrotouristic establishments within the Larnaca region.

The foundation stone for landscaping the riverbed Kamara in Tochni was placed on October 12.

Repeat tourists to Larnaca were honoured as part of the ‘Larnaka's Loyal Friends’ programme by the Larnaca Tourism Board, the Pyla Community Council and Lordos Beach Hotel.

A raft of projects that are starting or continuing during the year will bring exciting upgrades to some of Larnaca’s most popular rural and coastal communities.

Cyprus’ first Biennale will take place from October 17 – November 30 in Larnaca and will feature a plethora of art and photography exhibitions, along with a calendar of premium performances for a rich cultural autumn.

The 15th Annual Festival of Tradition and Culture is to take place to be on October 01 in Larnaca.