The office of the negotiator of the Greek Cypriot community for the Cyprus problem and the Press and Information Office have created a website (www.cyprusart.eu/en) for the collection of information about all artworks lost in Cyprus in 1974.

The Department of Antiquities, Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works, announced the completion of the 2019 University of Edinburgh archaeological investigations at the multi-period site of Prastio – Mesorotsosin Pafos district.

On the basis of the results of the Cyprus Passengers Survey, 166,175 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad in July compared to 164,376 in the corresponding month in 2018, recording an increase of 1,1 percent.

On the basis of the results of the Cyprus Passengers Survey, arrivals of tourists reached 550,971 in July compared to 539,626 in July 2018, recording an increase of 2,1 percent.

Orthodoxou Group is pleased to announce the completion of the first part of the renewal of the group’s presence including the group’s subsidiaries which are Orthodoxou Travel & Tours, Orthodoxou Aviation, Orthodoxou Employment and Orthodoxou Insurance.

Yiannis Karousos, mayor, Ayia Napa, has launched a contest for the construction of the Ayia Napa Amphitheatre.

According to the International Institute of Gastronomy, Culture, Arts & Tourism, the South Aegean Region is now part of the culinary culture as it was proclaimed as Europe’s Gastronomic Region for 2019.

The Department of Antiquities of Cyprus Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works announced the completion of the 14thannual field campaign carried out by the University of Cyprus in Palaepaphos.

Savvas Perdios, deputy minister for tourism, Cyprus, said that this year is a difficult year for tourism, but emphasised that there is no need for panic.

The arrivals of travellers to Cyprus in June reached 661,970 compared to 642,030 in June 2018, recording an increase of 3,1 percent. The increase is mainly attributed to the return of residents of Cyprus (19,5 percent).