Hermes Airports “Green” Lemonade joins forces and returns

Hermes Airports “Green” Lemonade joins forces and returns

Hermes Airports partners with KEAN and Foody for the “Green Lemonade” project, selling homemade lemonades to support the Cyprus Department of Forests. The project involves collecting lemons from airport trees, producing lemonade without preservatives, and using proceeds for environmental initiatives. The collaboration aims to promote sustainable development and circular economy practices, giving back to nature through green actions.

New app brings Paphos legend to life

New app brings Paphos legend to life

A new app called Myth of Aphrodite was unveiled by the Paphos Regional Tourism Board (Etap). The app covers the history of the goddess Aphrodite, including both well-known and lesser-known aspects. Users can enjoy scenes from Aphrodite’s life through augmented reality technology at seven locations associated with the myth. The app offers users a choice of languages, audio guided tours, navigation tips, video content, and the ability to take photos with the goddess. Paphos has invested in new technologies and innovative practices to compete effectively in global tourism.

Beckham swaps beekeeping tips with King Charles

Beckham swaps beekeeping tips with King Charles

David Beckham has been appointed as an ambassador for the King’s Foundation after meeting with King Charles III at his Highgrove home in Gloucestershire. During their visit, Beckham and the King exchanged “beekeeping tips”. Beckham expressed his excitement about promoting the foundation’s education programs and helping young people gain more access to nature. The foundation, previously known as the Prince’s Foundation, focuses on education, community revitalization, and sustainability initiatives. King Charles III, who founded the foundation, recently returned to public duties after receiving cancer treatment earlier in the year.

Summer delights: Tropical trees and flowers that beat the heat

Summer delights: Tropical trees and flowers that beat the heat

The gardens are looking very summery with tropical trees and flowers starting to bloom. The jacarandas were the last trees to flower, and some trees may surprise with another flowering later in the year. Some favorite trees mentioned include Caesalpinia gilliesii, Leucophyllum frutescens, and Polygala myrtifolia. The text also discusses Tecoma stans, plumeria, and roses. The Plant of the Month is Oenothera speciosa, a ground-hugging plant with fragrant pink blooms loved by bees and butterflies.