Cyprus Department of Antiquities and Cyprus Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works announced the completion of this year’s fieldwork season at the site of Erimi-Laonin tou Porakou undertaken by Italian Archaeological Mission.

Cyprus’ Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works and Hermes Airports have recently announced the signing of a commercial agreement which aims to regulate the incentive scheme offered to airlines.

In a bid to express its gratitude to Cypriot tour operators and travel agents, Blue Air in collaboration with Orthodoxou Aviation organised a cocktail party along with a fire flaring show on September 05.

On September 05, the kick-off meeting of the European project Eastern Mediterranean Science and Technology Centre of Excellence for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (MedSTACH) took place at Kastelliotissa.

On August 31, Antonis Christou, president, municipal tourism committee, Ayia Napa, awarded commemorative plaques to Norwegian couple Oivind Kristiansen and Inger Kristiansen as well as Swedish traveller Emilie Frisk, granting them with the honourary title of ambassadors of tourism for their high number of visits to Ayia Napa over the years.

The non-profit event 3rd Open Yoga Day Cyprus is taking place on October 08 at Europe Square in Larnaca, inviting the members of public to attend a free programme from 15:00 to 19:00.

In the first half of the year (H1), Louis reported income of EUR39.15 million, a drop over H1 2016, when the group achieved income of EUR35.54 million.

With the city gearing up to welcome a high number of visitors this winter, Pafos Regional Board of Tourism has invited all tourism businesses including hoteliers, travel agents and owners of leisure centres to invest into turning the coastal city into an all year-round destination.

As part of its continuous business expansion, Leptos Estates, one of the leading property developers in Cyprus and Greece, has recently launched its 25th sales and information office in the heart of Paphos Harbour.

Further enhancing connectivity between Cyprus and Ireland, Ryanair has unveiled plans to launch twice weekly flights between Pafos International Airport and Dublin Airport, effective from April 2018.