The Famagusta Regional Board of Tourism and Promotion has launched a new mobile application titled "Ayia Napa - Protaras Official," aimed at providing comprehensive information about events and points of interest in the Famagusta area.

According to the Board's announcement, the app is part of a strategic initiative to leverage technology for enhancing digital access to and promotion of the region's tourism offerings. This mobile application serves as an innovative tool to enrich the tourist experience.

Available in both Greek and English, the "Ayia Napa - Protaras Official" app is compatible with Android and iOS devices. It offers users easy and straightforward updates on all regional happenings and attractions, effectively highlighting the multitude of activities and notable sites that are accessible throughout the year.

Designed as a user-friendly guide, the app provides images, knowledge, and information on everything from beaches and landmarks to museums, events, and essential services. It caters to both permanent residents of Cyprus and tourists visiting from abroad, ensuring they have all necessary information at their fingertips.

The application is continually updated with fresh information daily, and in the coming months, it will expand to include access to local hotels and restaurants.

Christos Zannettou, the Mayor of Ayia Napa and President of the Famagusta Regional Board of Tourism and Promotion, expressed satisfaction with the project, which began two years ago. He noted that the app not only represents a significant enhancement of the tourism product in Famagusta but also aims to showcase the region as an attractive tourist destination year-round, not just during the summer months.

Zannettou further commented on ongoing digital initiatives, highlighting that the Board has developed a comprehensive strategic plan. This plan includes a virtual 360° tour featuring all the main points of interest across various communities and municipalities. Additionally, a digitalization of all nature trails in the area, which will be accessible through the app, is scheduled within the year.