Two international tour operators have classified Cyprus as a dangerous tourist destination (together with Turkey, Jordan and other Arabian countries), allowing their customers to cancel their...
Encouraging signs on tourist arrivals in Cyprus that increased for January and February 2003 seem to disappear, as a long war in Iraq will not only affect tourist industry, but also the island's...
24/03/2003
…says Parliament The Cyprus Tourist Organization is expected to submit further details over the government’s grant of CYP 7 million for the strengthening and promotion of the island’s tourism,...
24/03/2003
New Cyprus Commerce Minister, Giorgos Lillikas, told StockWatch that the creation of “Aphrodite” water park does not fall within the framework of his political strategy and therefore the ministry...
12/03/2003
Tourist revenues for the period between January and November 2002 fell by 11.72%, reaching CYP 1.1 billion (CYP 1,096,738,676) against CYP 1.2 billion (CYP 1,242,405,132) of the same period in 2001...
06/03/2003
Outgoing Commerce Minister, Nicos Rolandis, has expressed his concerns with regard to the imminent American intervention in Iraq and the negative impacts in the tourist industry of eastern...
21/02/2003
According to the preliminary results of the Travelers’ Research, tourist arrivals for January 2003 increased by 9.3%, as the total number of tourists that visited Cyprus amounted to 59,085 compared...
20/02/2003
The Commerce, Industry and Tourism Minister, Nicos Rolandis, said that the government will take additional measures to support the island's tourism industry in case of an American intervention in...
13/02/2003
In a meeting held on Tuesday and chaired by the Commerce Minister, Nicos Rolandis, the Commerce Ministry, KEVE, OEB, PASYKSE, Cyprus Airways and other tourism industry representatives have decided to...
05/02/2003
Despite the increase in tourist arrivals for October 2002 that stood at 257.840 against 269.744 in the corresponding month of 2001, revenues from tourism have declined by 1.69% last October compared...
04/02/2003