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[PIO] Announcement of the Sponsorship Scheme for hotels and tourist accommodation aimed at attracting health and wellness tourism

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Sponsorship Scheme for the Creation and Enrichment of Health, Wellness and Rehabilitation Tourism Facilities and Services, Accessibility and Independent Assisted Living in Hotels and Tourist Accommodation with the aim of attracting Health and Wellness Tourism

Following a decision of the Council of Ministers, the Deputy Ministry of Tourism announces a Call for Applications under the "Grant Scheme for the Creation and Enrichment of Facilities and Services for Health, Wellness, Rehabilitation, Accessibility and Independent Assisted Living Tourism in Hotels and Tourist Resorts with the aim of attracting Health and Wellness Tourism". The Project will be implemented under Measure C3.1I8 "Strengthening the added value of the tourism sector with emphasis on rural, mountain and remote areas" of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RSP) of Cyprus and will be funded by the European Union (EU) Recovery and Resilience Mechanism.

The ultimate aim of the Plan is to provide financial support to existing hotels and tourist accommodation in order to be able to attract health, wellness, rehabilitation and independent assisted living tourism, as well as to become fully accessible and friendly to people with any kind of disability.

The total amount available for the needs of this call is €5,000,000.

The total amount allocated for the needs of this call is €5,000,000.

Interested parties can obtain the final Guide to the Scheme as well as an Application Form from the website of the Ministry of State for Tourism www.tourism.gov.cy, section "Incentives and Grants".

Applications will be accepted until 29 September 2024 at 12.00 noon or until the available budget is exhausted.

For further information, interested parties may contact the Officer in charge at 22691114 and at the following e-mail address: ValentinoPierides@visitcyprus.com


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