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A tour of the new Multispace of Creativity and Culture (former Larnaka Club-Mattei House) for travel agents and tourist guides was organised on Sept 01 by Larnaka Tourism Board (LTB), Larnaka Municipality and the Association of Cyprus Travel Agents (ACTA), with the aim of encouraging tourist visits.
Larnaca’s former Rise Boutique Hotel, has now become Rise Graffiti Hotel since its renovation this July.
If one does not take the place of the other, even experimentally, one cannot perceive the situation in which one finds oneself. So, in the context of an experiential workshop, a team had to close our eyes to clearly ‘see’ the problems faced by a blind tourist in our country and to close their ears to ‘hear’ the difficulties of accessibility of the deaf.
Larnaca region is proud to announce the new name of its snorkelling reef located in the Voroklini Marine Protected Area following a competition held within the framework of the first ‘European Maritime Day of Cyprus’.
The Larnaca Tourism Board (LTB) hosted and participated in a two-day meeting of the partners of the Erasmus+ programme ‘Tourism for People with Sensory Disabilities’ on July 08 and 09, at its premises in Larnaca town centre.
As part of the promotion of its Honey Route, Larnaca Tourism Board (LTB) has created a video that promotes the various activities and attractions that visitors can enjoy in the cluster of nine ‘Rural Larnaka Honey Villages’ located in the region’s mountainous areas.
The island’s first archery park is being constructed in Pyla village and will further cement Larnaca region’s reputation for offering professional facilities for national and international sporting events.
A meeting of the board of directors of Larnaka Tourism Board was held of June 16 with newly elected MPs of the Province with the aim of discussing issues related to the tourism sector of the Larnaca Region.
Malta is now offering quarantine-free travel for UAE residents, after Emirates has officially announced that it will resume three weekly services to Malta via Larnaca, Cyprus, starting July 14.
Larnaka Tourism Board (LTB) and Larnaka Municipality are working towards the gradual creation of clusters in specific areas, as per the new global trend in tourism. As part of this larger plan the first improvement works at the ‘Larnaka Art Workshops Neighbourhood’ were recently presented.