Nicosia promotes capital as prime destination for Greek tourists and business at Athens event
The Nicosia regional tourism board hosted an event in Athens to highlight the capital as an attractive destination for Greek visitors, emphasizing its cultural sites, business links, and modern accommodations. Under the slogan “Nicosia: Greece, we are waiting for you,” tourism and business representatives showcased the city’s diverse offerings and encouraged increased visitor exchanges between Cyprus and Greece.
Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis stressed the deep-rooted ethnic, political, and economic ties between the two countries and emphasized the goal of boosting tourism flow in both directions. Cyprus’ ambassador to Greece, Stavros Avgoustidis, along with local religious and business leaders, also highlighted Nicosia’s cultural heritage, business environment, and opportunities for cooperation in wider regions such as the Balkans and Arab countries.
Speakers from various sectors focused on Nicosia’s growing hotel infrastructure, ongoing investments, academic links, and transport connectivity, with Cyprus Airways recognized as the fastest-growing airline at Athens International Airport. The event reinforced the shared historical bonds and the potential for enhanced tourism, business, and cultural collaboration between Cyprus and Greece.
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