AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAviation & Travel Partnerships: Wizz Air has signed on as the Official Airline Partner of Mountain Games Cyprus 2026, backing athlete and visitor travel to the Troodos event on Sept 23–26. Tourism Business Watch: Cypriot travel firm Top Kinisis Travel will review its first-half 2026 results at a board meeting on Sept 23. Schengen Prep at Airports: Cyprus will replace existing Larnaca and Paphos passport control scanners with fully automated ABC gates by year-end, aiming to streamline border checks ahead of Schengen. Digital Nomads & Economy: Cyprus is expanding its digital nomad visa quota to 1,000 permits for non-EU nationals, with a €3,500 minimum net income, highlighting longer stays and spending benefits. Local Tourism Events: Troodos’ Presidential Residence will open to the public on Sept 6 for “Pame Troodos 3,” celebrating mountain produce, crafts and village traditions. Health & Travel Safety: Cyprus recorded two dengue cases (including one with recent travel history) and its first West Nile case of the year, both linked to mosquito transmission. Hotel Employment Scrutiny: PASYXE says it has received no substantiated reports of illegal hotel employment and urges anyone with specific information to report it to authorities. Family & Safety Alert: Police arrested a Paphos father after he allegedly left his 11-year-old daughter alone at home while travelling abroad.
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