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Irish Family Celebrates Enduring Bond With Larnaca

Honouring a Tradition of Loyalty

An Irish family has been formally recognised by Larnaca officials for their exceptional dedication to the city, marked by over 30 visits over the years. The municipality, in collaboration with its tourism development authority, acknowledged the Finn family as part of the ‘Larnaca’s Loyal Friends’ programme. This initiative celebrates long-term relationships with repeat visitors who contribute to the city’s vibrant cultural tapestry.

A Legacy of Visits and Friendships

Peter and Bronagh Finn, together with their children John, Bronwyn, and Darren, have established deep-rooted connections with the local community. Despite the passage of time and the growth of their own families, the Finns persist in their commitment to Larnaca. Their frequent journeys are driven not only by the city’s scenic beaches and the charm of Ayios Theodoros village but also by a profound appreciation for the hospitality, safety, and relaxed atmosphere the city offers.

Strategic Recommendations for Year-Round Engagement

The family’s advocacy extends beyond personal sentiment. They have underscored the significance of direct Belfast–Larnaca flights, particularly during the autumn months, and have called for an extension of this service through the winter season. Such connectivity is anticipated to enhance year-round tourism and provide economic benefits reflective of modern travel trends.

Celebrating Authenticity and Cultural Richness

This recognition is a key component of Larnaca’s ‘Welcome Back’ initiative, which aims to reinforce the city’s reputation as a destination of enduring appeal. By honouring repeat visitors like the Finn family, Larnaca not only acknowledges its loyal patrons but also reinforces its commitment to offering an authentic and culturally rich experience that continues to draw travellers time and again.

Cyprus-India Direct Routes: Indian Airlines Explore New Market Opportunities

Meeting With Prominent Indian Airlines

Alexis Vafeadis met representatives from two major Indian airlines in New Delhi on Friday to discuss the possibility of launching direct flights between Cyprus and India. The discussions focused on evaluating potential routes and expanding air connectivity between the two countries.

Constructive Dialogue With Air India Executives

During separate meetings, the minister held talks with Rajinder Nath and Ashish Bhalla. Discussions focused on the feasibility of introducing direct flight connections as regional aviation activity continues to evolve.

Air Indigo’s Strategic Proposal

In a parallel meeting, Minister Vafeadis connected with R K Singh, the Acting CEO of Air Indigo, along with Rajan Malhotra, Vice President of Aviation Policy and Industrial Affairs, and Sarada Prasanna Khatua, Deputy Director of Civil Aviation Affairs at IndiGo. Air Indigo appears to be taking a proactive approach by formally requesting the Indian Government to review and amend the current aviation agreement to secure rights for flights linking Cyprus directly with India.

High-Level Engagement Strengthens Prospects

The initiative also reached the highest level of governmental dialogue, as President Christodoulides discussed the proposal with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Indian Prime Minister expressed a positive outlook regarding the potential for establishing new international air links, underlining the strategic importance of bolstering bilateral connectivity.


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