AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNew Air Links: Air Astana has launched seasonal flights to Cyprus from Astana and Almaty, running until September—another boost for Larnaca tourism. Tourism Demand Shock: Cyprus’ Israeli market is recovering in the short term, but industry warns the damage is already done, with losses forecast around €700m for the year. Domestic Tourism Push: Paphos regional tourism board (Etap) has released a new promo video and campaign to drive Cypriot visitors to Polis Chrysochous, focusing on beaches, villages, gastronomy and year-round breaks. Travel Disruption Watch (EES): The EU entry/exit system (EES) is fully operational across 29 countries, and airports are warning of long queues this summer—an issue that could shift holiday plans. Environment & Water Tensions: Mazotos residents are protesting a green-lit €85m desalination plant, arguing the rushed environmental review doesn’t reflect real impacts on a pristine coastline. Culture Calendar: This week’s Cyprus listings include Nicosia’s Chinese Film Week premiere, plus dance and music events across Limassol and Larnaca. EU Transport Agenda: Cyprus’ EU Council presidency advanced shipping and ports priorities in Luxembourg, including decarbonisation beyond 2030.
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