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....
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
The Statistical Service announced that in March 2002 the number of arrivals covering all categories of travellers (including excursionists) reached 197.903 recording an increase of 4,9% compared to...
16/05/2002
According to data published by the Statistical Service, in February 2002 the number of arrivals covering all categories of travellers (including excursionists) reached 115.008 recording a decrease of...
17/04/2002
Addressing the conference of the Greek-Cypriot Tour Operators of Great Britain which took place in Ayia Napa, Minister of Trade, Industry & Tourism Nicos Rolandis noted that 2001 had been a good...
15/04/2002
Minister of Trade, Industry & Tourism Nicos Rolandis is currently in Berlin, heading the Cyprus delegation which is participating in the Travel and Tourism World Trade Fair ITB 2002, together...
20/03/2002
Minister of Trade, Industry & Tourism Nicos Rolandis chaired a meeting yesterday with representatives of the Cyprus Tourist Organisation, Cyprus Airways, the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce &...
26/02/2002
In view of reduced reservations for the coming tourist season, the House Communications Committee decided during its meeting yesterday to propose to the House extension of the abolition of passenger...
06/02/2002
The overall picture of tourism for 2001 for Cyprus, following events of the 11 September 2001, is much better than had been anticipated, with income from tourism showing an increase of 7%, an...
31/01/2002