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Tourism losses manageable, says Christodoulides; hoteliers call for industry protection plan

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President Christodoulides stated that the losses in tourism due to the Middle East crisis are manageable. The government aims to extend the tourist season at least until the end of November to compensate for these losses. Hotel owners have called for a protective plan for the tourism sector in light of the current challenges. Cancellations in the tourism sector have reportedly reached up to 30%.

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President Christodoulides stated that the tourism losses resulting from the ongoing crisis in the Middle East are manageable for Cyprus. According to the President, cancellations within the sector have reached as high as 30%, but the overall impact remains within controllable limits. He emphasized that the government's goal is to extend the tourism season until at least the end of November to help offset these losses.

In response to the challenging circumstances, hotel operators have called for a robust plan to strengthen the tourism sector. They are urging the government to implement measures that will ensure the sustainability and resilience of the industry amidst ongoing regional uncertainties.

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