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Cyprus tourism showed signs of stabilisation in official figures for May and June, Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis told parliament on Tuesday during a House Trade Committee session examining the impact of Middle East tensions on the sector.

The committee discussed the effects of the volatile regional situation on Cyprus’ tourism industry and possible support measures for affected businesses....

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