Cyprus special offer
Adams Beach Hotel in Ayia Napa, Cyprus.
Emirates Airlines is offering a complete travel package to Ayia Napa in Cyprus for just €230.
The offer includes flights, government taxes and accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis in a twin room for three nights at the five-star Adams Beach Hotel. Booking can be made until the end of this month.
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PCoppini
Jun 10th 2009, 12:23
Any idea how to make a booking? phone number? website?
Mike O'Hara
Jun 9th 2009, 14:39
DON'T DO IT!
Doesn't matter how good the hotel is, Ayia Napa is a tip.
There's nothing to see in that corner of Cyprus; all the scenic parts are to the west or in the TRNC. If your idea of a great holiday is an artificial resort full of pubs made to look like a 50s-western idea of Dodge City (possibly with matching action in the evening), then you'll enjoy Ayia Napa.
Aaron Buhagiar
Jun 9th 2009, 11:11
A very similar offer is offered to the cypriots to visit Malta on special rates. I know the Hilton hotel and the Meridien, St. Julians, are working with Emirates too and they are offering a 5-day stay on bed&breakfast basis for around 200 euros (including flights+taxes). Such offers help in attracting more tourists to Malta.
andrea muscat
Jun 9th 2009, 10:40
cyprus working with emirates offering cut rates on flights to attract tourists in their country and Malta International Airport doing nothing but trying to keep its absurd high taxes and shareholders to keep its monopoly position with a big grin while the country losses millions.
three cheers for cyprus!!!