As part of World Wide Fund for Nature’s initiative, Earth Hour, Ayia Napa Municipality showed its support to the global campaign by switching off the lights of many of its public and historic buildings for one hour on March 25.

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

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.

Organised by the National Betting Authority and supported by Eventus International, the first ever Cyprus Gaming Show will be held in Limassol on September 12 – 13 exposing opportunities in the region for operators. 

The Passenger Survey has revealed that Cyprus welcomed 82,209 tourists in February, representing a year-on-year increase of 24.6 percent, from 65,988 arrivals in 2016.

TripAdvisor revealed that Limassol has achieved a Travellers’ Choice Destinations on the Rise Award.