Ryanair has announced seven new routes for its forthcoming 2019 - 2020 schedule.

Speech by, Vassiliki Anastassiadou, minister of transport, Cyprus, at the 29th ACI Europe Annual Assembly and Congress, Cyprus.

On June 25 the International Shipping Community celebrates annually the Day of the Seafarer, which was set by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) in 2011.

Limassol Tourism Board participated at the Mediterranean Sustainable Tourism Convection 2019 in Barcelona June 05 - 07, as partner of Civitas Destinations project.

Columbia Beach Resort scoops the accolade of Europe’s Leading Luxury All Suite Resort for a fourth consecutive year at the World Travel Awards 2019.

Dolphins were recently spotted in Ayia Napa’s sea, swimming close to the shore.

Dolphins swam in a pack in relatively shallow waters and were clearly visible by those lucky enough to see this themselves.

According to a study by the government’s fisheries, five different species of these mammals can be spotted in different areas around Cyprus. Some of them are shy and stay in deeper waters, whilst others are roaming closer to the shore.

On the basis of the results of the Cyprus passengers survey, arrivals of tourists reached 434,578 in May compared to 450,495 in May 2018, recording a decrease of 3,5 percent.

Blue Air has announced its winter schedule and as from October 27 to March 28, 2020, passengers can travel with Blue Air directly to Athens with 13 flights a week, to Thessaloniki with six flights a week and to Bucharest, six flights per week.

Miltos Miltiadous, chief operating officer, Hermes Airports, has won the Cyprus Quality Leader of the Year 2018 award by the Cyprus Association for Quality, in recognition of his work on the promotion of quality within the organisation, and the wider airport community of Larnaca and Paphos airports.

The Ayia Napa Underwater Museum was recently presented at the Ayia Napa Municipality and introduced as a unique project for Cyprus and the Mediterranean in general.