Nicosia’s hotels are fully prepared to host the influx of delegates expected to arrive in Cyprus for the country’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union, with many properties having already undergone substantial renovations, according to Christiana Iacovidou, president of Nicosia’s hoteliers association (Pasyxe).
That readiness, however, comes with a broader warning: without a long-term tourism strategy for the capital, the gains from the Presidency risk being short-lived.
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