The assessment that the environment, holidays and experiences linked to the local community require the continuous upgrading of the rural tourism product, thus strengthening the role of the Cyprus Rural Tourism Company (KEA), said its President Anita Demetriadou.
In her address at the 17th Annual General Assembly of the KEA held on Monday evening, March 21, at the Conference Centre in Lefkara, Ms Demetriadou said that "the Society is in its 26th year of operation this year and has a total of 115 members, of which 76 are accommodation owners and 38 members are owners of related businesses such as wineries, organic production workshops and apiaries".
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