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The Christodoulides administration is taking significant steps to tackle climate change, a commitment that is being mirrored by Cyprus’ tourism sector. Deputy Minister Costas Koumis emphasized this alignment during a recent conference titled 'Tourism in the Era of Climate Change: Challenges and Innovations.'
Koumis highlighted the importance of sustainable practices within the tourism industry, noting that the sector plays a crucial role in the nation’s economy. He stressed that the government is dedicated to implementing targeted actions that not only promote growth but also safeguard the environment. This dual focus aims to ensure that tourism development does not compromise the natural beauty and ecological integrity of Cyprus.
The conference served as a platform for discussing innovative strategies that can mitigate the impacts of climate change while enhancing the overall visitor experience. Koumis urged industry stakeholders to adopt environmentally friendly practices, thereby paving the way for a more sustainable future in Cyprus tourism.
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