AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSports Tourism Push: Cyprus has detailed a €400,000-a-year incentive scheme (2026-2029) to attract foreign sports teams for training camps, with payments based on training location and season, plus extra support for winter stays and mountain/rural areas. Public Transport & City Break Costs: A Greenpeace study flags rising public transport pass prices across Europe’s capitals, with Nicosia among the biggest jumpers (67% since 2023), adding pressure for travellers planning short breaks. Maritime Spotlight: Shipping Deputy Minister Marina Hadjimanolis heads to Athens for a three-day push to promote the Cyprus flag, meet shipping executives and mark World Maritime Day, including a “Women, Shipping, Social Contribution” event. Tourism Safety & Legal Fallout: A British father facing charges after his son died from a fall at a Paphos hotel has had a bid to halt prosecution rejected, with the case set to proceed. Culture in Nicosia: The Nicosia International Festival stages Dionysios Solomos’ “The Woman of Zakynthos” at Erma Bookshop & Literary Café on Sept 17-18.
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