2020 was the year of staycations and learning to love the nature that’s around you – The New York Times recently reported a surge of European nature lovers visiting protected areas for the first time. But which country does the best job at protecting their natural sites?

Wanting to give relief and joy to those who need it, especially during the Christmas and New Year holidays, the staff of the Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Tourism recently raised money, with the aim of turning it into food stamps.

The mild winter temperatures are perfect for enjoying the self-guided cultural walk around Larnaca city, but if you are unable to participate on foot, you can still enjoy discovering all the sights at home via the new ‘Larnaka Cultural Walk Virtual 360°’ project.

On October 09, Nicosia Tourism Board hosted a special seminar to help the receptionists of the various hotels in Nicosia.

The goal of the seminar was to present and provide information about our beautiful city, to their visitors. After the training, the attendees enjoyed a tour around the capital city.

Helsinki Design Week, the Finnish capital’s renowned multidisciplinary festival, this year ran as a hybrid digital and physical format. Having taken place between September 03 – 13  its main exhibition programme hosted from the newly renovated Helsinki Olympic Stadium, with a stream of digital events taking the design festival to a wider audience and those unable to attend in person.

The German National Tourist Board (GNTB) now belongs to the Champions in the TOP 100 Innovation Competition.