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The Deputy Ministry of Tourism in Cyprus reported significant progress in the licensing of hotels and tourist accommodations, following a review by the Audit Office. Despite this progress, it was noted that over 50% of tourist units have yet to submit any application for licensing. This issue has persisted despite ongoing efforts to streamline the process, indicating that while advancements have been made, many establishments still remain unlicensed.
Officials acknowledged that the problem of unregistered accommodations continues to be a significant hurdle in the tourism sector. The Ministry emphasized its intention to address these outstanding issues while working to ensure that more tourist units complete the licensing process. The situation underscores the challenges faced in achieving full compliance across the industry, which is crucial for maintaining standards and protecting visitors.
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3 July
The Tourism Ministry acknowledged hotel licensing progress, despite a low rate of applications.
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