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2020 Cyprus Country Report

The 2020 Cyprus Country Report features in-depth articles on the economy, foreign direct investment, international trade and headquartering as well as detailed sector profiles and insights from Cyprus’ 100 most influential political, economic and business leaders shaping the future of their country and its industries.

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Travel & Living<br />

Key Tourist Areas in <strong>Cyprus</strong><br />

➍ Paphos<br />

Limassol<br />

➋<br />

Nicosia<br />

➊<br />

Larnaca ➌<br />

Famagusta ➎<br />

➋<br />

LIMASSOL<br />

➌<br />

LARNACA is the<br />

➍<br />

PAPHOS is a<br />

is the second largest<br />

third largest city in<br />

popular coastal town.<br />

city, situated between<br />

<strong>Cyprus</strong> and is known<br />

Visitors can enjoy ➎<br />

archaeological sites, the ancient for its palm-tree seafront spectacular scenery and some<br />

kingdoms of Amathous, Kourion promenade. It is home to the of <strong>Cyprus</strong>’ finest beaches, as<br />

and Kolossi. The coastal town<br />

is also home to the famous<br />

Limassol Marina and the city’s<br />

geographical location provides<br />

easy access to mountainous<br />

villages and Troodos mountain.<br />

The city is a business centre<br />

attracting business executives,<br />

as well as couples, families and<br />

young people. It has developed<br />

significantly in recent years,<br />

emerging as a business hub<br />

as well as a party town with<br />

reputable beach bars, Carnival<br />

and Wine Festivals. Limassol<br />

has the largest port in <strong>Cyprus</strong>.<br />

country’s primary airport, a<br />

seaport and a marina. It has a<br />

picturesque old town, salt lakes<br />

with flamingos in the winter,<br />

and a large marina. There is a<br />

wealth of historical interests<br />

around the town including<br />

the St Lazarus church, the<br />

Hala Sultan Tekke Muslim<br />

shrine, the historical Kiti<br />

church and the monastery of<br />

Stavrovouni. The city mostly<br />

attracts couples and families.<br />

well as ancient historical sites.<br />

Tourist attractions in Paphos<br />

include the Paphos mosaics,<br />

the Tombs of the Kings,<br />

which are UNESCO Heritage<br />

sites, the Venetian fortressed<br />

harbour and the Pillar of St<br />

Paul. The Akamas peninsula<br />

is one of the island’s residual<br />

unspoilt wildernesses and is<br />

home to endemic flora and<br />

fauna species. Paphos mostly<br />

attracts couples and families.<br />

➊<br />

NICOSIA is the<br />

capital of <strong>Cyprus</strong> and<br />

the main commercial<br />

and business centre and<br />

the seat of government.<br />

It boasts a world-famous<br />

archaeological museum, a<br />

thriving old city surrounded<br />

by fortified Venetian walls<br />

and a labyrinth of traditional<br />

streets. It is also the last<br />

remaining divided capital<br />

city in the world following<br />

the fall of the Berlin Wall.<br />

Visitors are usually couples,<br />

families and business people.<br />

The FAMAGUSTA<br />

REGION consists of<br />

Ayia Napa, Protaras,<br />

and Paralimni, and has many<br />

of the best beaches on the<br />

island. Ayia Napa in particular<br />

is a reputable party town<br />

for twenty-somethings and<br />

prime site for nightlife. The<br />

area mostly attracts young<br />

people, couples and families.<br />

166 <strong>Country</strong> <strong>Report</strong> CYPRUS <strong>2020</strong>

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