The Cyprus Sustainable Tourism Intiative (CSTI) is proud to be the first organisation in Cyprus to officially join the Global Tourism Plastics Initiative led by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), in collaboration with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.
The development of the maritime tourism sector and ways to boost cooperation between Cyprus and Israel, were discussed at a meeting held at the Limassol port, between, H.E. Shmuel Revel, Israeli ambassador to Cyprus, Tony Antoniou, chairman, Limassol Tourism Board, and DP World Limassol officials.
Armonia Estates, a member of the Leptos Group of Companies, was awarded first place among the 10 best contractors by the Cyprus Recycling Organisation (OAK) in recognition for the company’s efforts to improving the quality of the human and natural environment.
Two new state-of-the-art Rosenbauer Panthers joined the Larnaca Airport Fire Brigade fleet on September 07.
The University of Nicosia (UNIC) has been named among the top 801-1000 universities in the world, according to the latest edition of the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings.
The innovative, new historical attraction ‘Larnaca Storytelling Statues’ was recently presented – a project that allows locals and visitors to learn the history of symbolic figures connected to the city in an interactive way through the statues ‘telling’ their own stories.
The Peace Bridge Club operates out of Leptos Kamares Club in Paphos, and has been running for more than four years now.
The Cyprus Shipping Chamber (CSC), hosted the closed session of its 31st annual general meeting online on August 31, at which only its member-companies participated.
This year’s excavations of the Department of Antiquities at Agios Sozomenos, under the supervision of the curator of antiquities, Dr Despina Pilides, assisted by the senior technician, Mary Chamberlain, lasted from May 13 until June 25, of this year and, for the first time, focused exclusively on the Nikolides plateau.
Paphos is not just a region, it represents the glory of Christianity.
The abandoned monastery of Panagia tou Sinti is found on the banks of the Xeros River in Pentalia, and is dedicated to the Virgin Mary (Panagia) of Sinti.
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