Pafos Region

Cyprus is served by international airlines that fly directly to Pafos International Airport from around the world. Numerous airlines fly to the island. Don’t forget to offset your carbon footprint by participating in your trusted projects. ?

The bus company’s priority is to provide quality service in area coverage, frequency of routes, comfort, consistency, and cost through continuous improvement and customer interaction. Technologically advanced ticketing and real-time information systems are provided. Through the continuous renewal of the bus fleet and the strict requirements, the reduction in fuel consumption and emissions is contributing to a greener environment. Very shortly, an electric bus will connect several areas within the Pafos city. Additionally, intercity buses operate connecting all the unoccupied cities of Cyprus on a daily schedule with frequent departures based on a low cost fares policy. A travel offer that combines and provides reliability, a professional friendly environment, safety, and comfort.

Pafos is among the 100 most sustainable tourist destinations in the world. On top of that, it is also one of the 20 top sustainable holiday destinations in the sectors of cleanliness, being green, and in harmony with the natural environment.
Pafos was identified as a tourist destination that has worked hard to make a difference and to highlight sustainability. In addition, the Pafos region boasts the Blue Flag award, an international award scheme which acts as a guarantee that a beach is one of the best in the world.

Given the current situation, Cyprus has enhanced its health, safety and hygiene protocols on all hospitality establishments, and extensive training of staff will take place prior to the destination opening for visitors. Travelers are advised to constantly visit the Official Tourism Board website to get updates about possible changes that may affect their trip.

Pafos region is a mature destination that attracted many visitors due to its favourable weather conditions, nature and cultural activities. However, the destination faced some difficulties with high seasonality, limited range of services and the low spending power in rural areas. The destination implemented new cycling and walking routes in rural areas in order to improve seasonality and enhance sustainability. Stakeholders and local communities were involved in the development of the new products and they were given a training session where they managed to understand the main purpose of this operation. Local businesses managed to increase their revenue, productivity and visibility because visitors to the destination increased by approximately 10% due to the new attractive offer. Accessible information system for visitors was implemented and a promotional plan for the new cycling routes and walking trails was established through promotional channels and mobile applications.