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Limassol tourism declines by a quarter amid recovery signs

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Limassol's tourism has seen a 25% decline this year, according to the Cyprus Hoteliers Association.
Despite this drop, there are indications of recovery linked to major technology conferences and international business events.
The presence of foreign companies in Limassol is also contributing to the local economy as a buffer against tourism losses.
Pasyxe Limassol president Christos Tsanos highlighted these factors as vital for mitigating the impact of decreased tourism.
The overall tourism outlook remains cautious as the area works toward recovery.

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Limassol's tourism has seen a 25% decline this year, according to the Cyprus Hoteliers Association.
Despite this drop, there are indications of recovery linked to major technology conferences and international business events.
The presence of foreign companies in Limassol is also contributing to the local economy as a buffer against tourism losses.
Pasyxe Limassol president Christos Tsanos highlighted these factors as vital for mitigating the impact of decreased tourism.
The overall tourism outlook remains cautious as the area works toward recovery.

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