Let’s Go Tours by Amathus offers a variety of holiday packages to destinations worldwide, including the Greek islands, mainland Greece, European capitals, the Middle East, Asia, America, and more. They also offer cruise packages and trips to America and Africa. Prices start at €439 per person for a 4-night package to Heraklion. Let’s Go Tours by Amathus promotes responsible travel and environmental protection.
Fact: The pilot project Seamless Shared Urban Mobility (SUM) is set to run in Larnaca in June 2024 and concerns multimodal mobility.
Fact: The Limassol Carnival in Cyprus generated 5 tons and 160 kg of waste that was collected and sent to waste treatment facilities by volunteers from the “City Friends Club.”
Fact: A man was slightly injured in Limassol when part of the roof of an abandoned shop fell on his car as he rushed to move the vehicle.
The second edition of the environmental art exhibition RE:SOURCE 2.0 will feature over 30 Cyprus and international artists selected from more than 100 open call applications. The exhibition aims to explore the artistic vision of the nature-human bond in response to trash pollution and promote direct actions to tackle the environmental emergency.
The closing ceremony of the 22nd Cyprus Film Days International Festival will take place on Saturday, April 20, 2024 at Limassol’s Rialto Theatre.
Fact: The Women in Tech Global Conference 2024, supported by Adsterra, will convene a panel of speakers to discuss “Elevating Employee Well-Being: Boosting Productivity and Happiness” on April 24 at the Aleph office in Limassol.
Mechanics and electricians will go on a 24-hour strike on Thursday due to a deadlock between the association of electricians and mechanics (Semiek) and the labour ministry over collective agreements, pay raises, and benefits.
Fact: More than 3,500 objections had been submitted regarding the registration of voters for the June local elections, with many voters registering themselves at new addresses or suspicious locations.
The House ethics committee discussed making online state services more accessible for digitally illiterate individuals. Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou aims to simplify procedures to reduce delays and improve communication between departments and the public. Changes have been made to speed up processes at the urban planning department and Land Registry. The Department of Road Transport is expected to be fully digitized by June 2025. Measures are being taken to assist citizens who have difficulty with online applications. Labor Minister Yiannis Panayiotou highlighted improvements in streamlining services, such as faster pension payments and increased call center efficiency.