With the help of Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO), approximately 7,000 Austrian Pensioners Federation (PVO) members will once again visit Cyprus this year.

Home to one of the world’s oldest ruins, the emerging agrotourism destination of Choirokoitia has become the newest member of Larnaka Tourism Board (LTB).

Cyprus Airways touched down at Greece’s Athens International Airport for the first time on March 29. Its first flight to Athens departed from Larnaca at 15:00 and landing at 16:45.

Cyprus’ Nissi Beach, Ayia Napa has been named one of Europe’s most Instagrammed beaches by Globehunters, an online flight deal website.

Cobalt Air has inaugurated a twice weekly service linking Larnaca with Copenhagen, Denmark.

Indicating a strengthening of tourism ties between the two countries, Sandeep Marwah, managing director, National Federation of Tourism and Transport Cooperatives of India, and chairman of India’s International Chamber of Media & Entertainment Industry, recently visited Paphos.

With a population of 15 million and gross domestic product of over USD340 billion, the city of Guangzhou, China, appears to have become a powerful new ally for Ayia Napa.

Yiannis Karousos, mayor, Ayia Napa, made an official visit to the Chinese city of Guangzhou to conclude a series of cooperation agreements between the two destinations.

Ayia Napa Marina’s latest progress update report was recently released, revealing that significant updates have been completed on both its corporate and construction levels.

On the initiative of Cyprus, a resolution on Cultural Rights and the Protection of Cultural Heritage has been unanimously adopted by the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland.