Louis Princess Beach Hotel

The Louis Princes has just renovated and is set in a prime location on a sandy beach in the tourist area of Larnaca. You will find bars, shops and restaurants all within walking distance. The hotel provides the perfect combination of Cypriot hospitality with cosy accommodation in a relaxing environment. The recent renovations include full refurbishment    of all garden rooms, restaurant with outdoor veranda and new buffet stations in both restaurants.

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The Golden Bay Beach Hotel

Overlooking a beautiful sandy beach and surrounded by sub-tropical gardens, the Golden Bay Beach Hotel will suit even the most discerning traveller. This prestigious  5 star hotel offers a very high standard of accommodation, the finest cuisine and numerous amenities. With excellent sports and health facilities and additional features such as the Beauty Studio, this luxurious hotel is renowned for impeccable service located in the tourist area of Larnaca you will find many bars, shops, restaurants and tavernas within walking distance.

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Record 1.4 million migratory birds killed in Cyprus
A record 1.4 million migratory birds were illegally trapped and killed over the key autumn season to feed an illicit Cypriot taste for such delicacies, a conservationist group say.
A survey by Birdlife Cyprus carried out between September and October 2010 showed more than a million birds were indiscriminately killed with mist nets and limesticks.
“The picture emerging from autumn 2010 is one of a bird trapping disaster on a scale unseen since Birdlife’s monitoring work began almost 10 years ago,” said a Birdlife statement.
Autumn trapping levels have been on a general upward trend for four years while mist netting levels are at a nine-year high according to the group. It said the figures showed a “serious failure” on the part of both Cypriot authorities and British Sovereign Base Areas where illegal trappings are rife.
“As EU Member States both obligations under the EU Birds Directive to protect birds, and migrant birds in particular,” said Birdlife. It said a clampdown on restaurants was needed to prevent Cyprus revisiting the 1990s when up to 10 million birds were killed.
A huge crackdown on trappers and restaurants was enforced before Cyprus joined the European Union in May 2004, but now conservationists say the government lacks the political will to eradicate the trade.

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The Picture In CyprusRespondents in Cyprus were very optimistic by European standards , with nearly half believing that the recovery was either imminent or already underway . this is strong improvement from the last quarter and is accompanied by stabilising business confidence. Despite their rosy outlook , the 58 member in Cyprus who responded

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Carnival of Animals to Educate Pupils
The Cyprus Cultural Foundation has made an important contribution to musical education by donating audiovisual teaching aids to public pre-primary and primary school.
The 700 DVDs include a professionally recorded concert performance of French Romantic composer Camille Saint-Saens’ “Le Carnaval des animaux” (The Carnaval of the Animals) a musical suite of 14 movements.
The concert was given in May this year at the Cyprus Cultural Foundation.
Foundation Chairman Kikis Lazarides delivered the DVDs to Education Minister Andreas Demetriou last week, just before a concert by young Czech musicians at the Foundation.
Lazarides said that musical education for children and youths was a basic aim of the Foundation and something that would be fully realised once the Cultural Palace was up and running. He said that the donation was a small examples of how seriously the Foundation took the responsibility towards the young people of Cyprus.

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