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Nicosia tourism board to hold Athens event targeting Greek visitors

The Nicosia regional tourism board will promote the capital’s tourism offering at an event in Athens on October 2, 2026.

Nicosia tourism board to hold Athens event targeting Greek visitors
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Athens, Greece. The Nicosia regional tourism board, Etap, will host a tourism event on October 2, 2026, aimed at attracting more visitors from Greece and promoting the capital’s tourism offering.

The event, held under the slogan “Greece, we are waiting for you”, will present Nicosia’s comparative advantages to tourism professionals and potential visitors from the Greek market.


Event programme

The event will take place from 10am to 2pm at the Theocharakis Foundation Amphitheatre, at 9 Vasilissis Sofias Avenue and 1 Merlin Street, opposite the Greek parliament in central Athens.

It forms part of the “Cyprus Days” initiative organised by the Cyprus Embassy in Greece.

Cyprus deputy tourism minister Kostas Koumis, Cyprus ambassador to Greece Stavros Avgoustides, Bishop of Mesaoria Grigorios, Cyprus-Greece Business Association president Iosif Iosif and other officials are due to address the event.

Grigorios is also head of the Synodical Office for Pilgrimage Tours of the Church of Cyprus.

Nicosia promotion

Nicosia mayor Charalambos Prountzos will deliver a presentation titled “Why Nicosia”, highlighting the capital’s attractions and tourism proposition.

Theodoros Kringos, president of the Nicosia regional tourism board, will be the main speaker.

Tourism organisations and businesses from Nicosia and the wider tourism sector will present their services and products during the event.

The organisers have invited Greek tourism minister Olga Kefalogianni, Greek National Tourism Organisation secretary-general Andreas Fiorentinos, Greek tourism officials, travel agents and other interested parties.

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