AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTravel Safety Watch: Cyprus’ foreign ministry says there are no reports of Cypriots in the Himalayan landslide area on the Nepal–China border, where catastrophic flooding has left tourists missing. Flight & Tourism Demand: Gatwick reports weaker first-half profits after the Iran war hit passenger numbers, with travellers shying away from destinations including Cyprus, Turkey and Greece. Deals for Cyprus-bound Brits: easyJet holidays’ “deals of the week” include seven nights all-inclusive in Paphos (Antigoni Hotel) from £776pp from London Gatwick on Sept 9, 2026. Tourism Marketing: Nicosia’s regional tourism board (Etap) is set to host a Greece-focused event in Athens on Oct 2 under “Greece, we are waiting for you,” aiming to pull more Greek visitors. Immigration & Residency: Cyprus confirms Belarusians with expired passports can obtain or renew residence permits, with a procedure effective since May 2026. Innovation for Startups: RIF is inviting up to 15 Cyprus startups to Slush 2026 in Helsinki (Nov 18–19), covering entry and a per-person subsidy, while companies fund travel and accommodation.
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