The Larnaca-Dhekelia road is one of the most important infrastructure projects that greatly affect the tourism industry of the Larnaca Region and as it is known, its construction has been pending for over 30 years.

New actions have recently been completed in the framework of the Larnaca Tourism Board’s ‘Enriching and Greening the Larnaca Beaches’ Programme.  

An Aegean flight from China had touched down in Larnaca on April 04.

Jet2holidays has launched a bumper choice of holidays for Summer 2021 from four of its UK bases. These bases include Belfast International, Edinburgh, Manchester and Newcastle.

Expanded programmes at each of the four bases means that Jet2.com and Jet2holidays is giving customers and independent travel agents more choice and flexibility than ever before when it comes to offering customers holidays to their favourite summer hotspots such as the Canaries, Balearics, Spain, Greece, Turkey and Cyprus.

The programme announced includes a brand-new route to Larnaca in Cyprus from Belfast International Airport.

With daily and multiple weekly flights to many destinations from the four bases, holidaymakers can continue to enjoy complete flexibility over how long they choose to holiday for – a move which Jet2holidays pioneered 10 years ago so that customers can choose holidays of any duration to suit their budgets and needs.

Kition Ocean Holdings, an Israeli organisation and Cyprus have recently reached an agreement, submitting a proposal for more than EUR1 billion for the development of the existing marina and port at Larnaca.

Wizz Air, will on June 01 launch flights between Larnaca and Yerevan with twice weekly flights.

This year is set to be a landmark for the Larnaca region as 2020 sees the completion of many, major projects that are set to upgrade facilities, services, infrastructure and leisure options, with additional projects also commencing.

Cyprus Airways announced that it will operate flights to Rome in Summer 2020 with two weekly flights.

On December 07, Elpida, a 63 m long boat, brought from Greece, was sunk off the coast of Cyprus to in order to form an artificial reef.

A weekly programme with a wonderful array of complimentary activities is organised in Larnaca every winter for tourists staying in licenced hotels, apartments and agrotouristic establishments within the Larnaca region.