T. Klerides: 13% decline in tourism for the ten-month period after 11/9/2001 The economy of Cyprus – that depends mostly on tourism, air transport manufacturing and insurance – has been widely...
The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism condemns and describes as unsubstantiated and misleading the Democrat Party’s allegations that “the government and the Ministry are responsible for not...
25/09/2002
The floods that struck Europe a month ago seriously influenced tourism in Cyprus. According to Minister of Tourism, Nikos Rolandes, this fact will further reduce tourist arrivals in Cyprus from 9%...
13/09/2002
Prospects in the tourist industry for 2002 are not as discouraging as initially anticipated, following the impact of the September 11 attacks against the US, according to official statistics. As the...
26/08/2002
The Chinese government is examining, at Cyprus's request, the inclusion of Cyprus in the tourist destinations list published for Chinese citizens, Cyprus Commerce, Industry and Commerce Minister...
22/08/2002
Hopes for recovery in last 5 months Tourist arrivals dropped by 12.3% in July 2002 according to figures released on Tuesday by the Statistical Service. According to the Service, tourist arrivals in...
20/08/2002
The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism has announced that the issue of the island's marinas is entering its final stage, with the proclamation of an international competition for the...
26/07/2002
The Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Mr Nicos Rolandis had a meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran, Mr Kamal Kharrazi who is currently on an official visit to Cyprus....
04/07/2002
The Statistical Service announced that in April 2002 the number of arrivals covering all categories of travellers (including excursionists) reached 240.279 recording a decrease of 23,7% compared to...
18/06/2002
According to the latest data from tour operators in Great Britain, holiday bookings are overall down by around 9%, with bookings towards Cyprus for the summer period down by around 18%. This is...
03/06/2002