Cyprus Mail17 Jun 2026

Cyprus urged to develop industrial tourism for authentic experiences

Cyprus has room to develop industrial tourism despite the absence of heavy industry, experts said during an international conference in Nicosia, pointing to food and drink production, winemaking, cosmetics and agriculture as sectors that could offer visitors more authentic experiences.

The conference, titled ‘Industrial Tourism Conference – Enhancing Visitor Experiences and Promoting Local Businesses’, was organised by the Nicosia Regional Tourism Board (Etap) on June 11 at CYENS, as part of...

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