Angelos Loizou, chairman, Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) recently addressed the Cyprus Hotel Association’s Annual General Assembly, highlighting his board’s greatest challenges and achievements as it nears the end of its five-year term.

Association of Cyprus Tourist Enterprises (ACTE) is awarding three scholarships for culinary arts studies at KES College.

Ayia Napa is stepping up cooperation with one of its twin towns, the Russian Black Sea city of Gelendzhik.

Larnaca-based Cobalt Air has entered into a strategic agreement with UAE flag carrier Etihad Airways towards linking Cyprus to the Middle East and beyond.

Cyprus is fully compliant with European directives managing the quality of its bathing waters.

Association of Cyprus Tourist Enterprises (ACTE) is concerned about the impact on tourism created by peak period delays at the airports in Larnaca and Paphos.

This year, Ayia Napa Municipality was awarded with the highest number of Blue Flags for beaches under its jurisdiction than any other municipality in Cyprus.

Constantinos Petrides, minister, interior, Cyprus, recently revealed details of Salamis, a new national plan to secure swimmer safety at the island’s organised beaches.

Cyprus Tourism Organisation’s (CTO) board and chairman met with the heads of local tourism associations to discuss a recent drop in bookings from Russia.

Pafos Regional Board of Tourism applauded Austria-based airline Laudamotion’s decision to begin a regular service linking Vienna with the Cypriot city.