Economy · Cyprus

Deputy Ministry of Tourism reports progress in accommodation licensing, but issues remain

5 sourcesFirst reported 19 days agoUpdated 19 days ago

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The Deputy Ministry of Tourism in Cyprus has reported significant progress in the licensing of hotels and tourist accommodations.
Despite this progress, more than 50% of tourist units have not submitted any application for licensing.
The ministry responded to a report from the Audit Office, acknowledging ongoing issues with the licensing process.
The Deputy Ministry emphasized that while improvements have been made, a definitive resolution to the long-standing issues has not yet been achieved.
Various news sources have highlighted the same findings regarding the status of accommodation licensing in Cyprus.

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