Cyprus’ Cavo Zoe Seaside Hotel ramps up overall marketing, sales, and branding effort to pave the way for island hospitalers.
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Cyprus Officials Upbeat Over Tourist Flows from Russia in 2022
Cyprus Deputy Minister of Tourism Savvas Perdios has stated his optimistic view on the potential for tourist flows from Russia this season.
“Love Cyprus Again” Comes the Cry from the Island of Aphrodite
Cyprus’ tourism ministry launches a reboot/rebrand to remind people to “Love Cyprus” again. A new logo and new experiences are in the mix.
UK Keeps Cyprus on Amber COVID-19 Travel Advisory List
Cyprus remains on the UK government`s amber list, after changes to international travel rules for COVID-19.
Cyprus Fighting Back “Red” Alert With Vaccine Drive
Cyprus’ Deputy Minister of Tourism Savvas Perdios, said earlier this week that the coming weeks will be extremely difficult for tourism.
Cyprus Tourism 2021 Recuperation Not Likely Now
Cyprus tourism may not reach the halfway point of 2019 visits as predicted. COVID cases are rising and hoteliers fear failure for 2021.
Vaccinated U.K. Travelers Free to Travel to Cyprus from May 1st
U.K. nationals who have received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine will be allowed to visit the island as of May 1.
Russia’s Aeroflot Resumes Limited Flights to Cyprus
Russia’s Aeroflot will resume flights to Cyprus on Nov. 22 but only for those persons allowed. Tourists, so far, are not a category mentioned.
Cyprus Tourist Arrivals Drop 83.4% in September 2020
Arrivals of tourists to Cyprus were only 87,334 in September 2020 compared to 524,707 in September 2019, a decrease of 83.4%.
Countries Condemn Turkey’s Reopening Varosha Beach in Cyprus
The reopening the beachfront area of the abandoned Varosha resort on in northern Cyprus causes public outcry.
Cyprus August Tourism Numbers in the Tank
According to the Statistical Service of Cyprus, tourist arrivals were only about 20% of what they were in 2019 in August.
World Bank Says a Reunited Cyprus Would Boost Incomes by 7%
World Bank says reunification of Cyprus would see the income of both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriot increase by 7%.
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