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With decades of experience in the travel and tourism industry, we always keep it fresh by responding to market expectations and working closely with our partners. As we listen to our guests with an open mind and a fresh attitude, we translate their feedback into innovative action: renovations that unveil a refreshed look and feel, as well as holiday concepts for a new generation of travellers. At the same time, we regularly share these developments, to help you experience a high-value, memory packed and simply refreshing Louis holiday in the sun.

At Louis Hotels innovation is a matter of policy. It has been the driving force of our company for the past 75+ years, ever since the founder, Louis Loizou, travelled the world with nothing but the hope of sharing the culture and picturesque beauty of his homeland who later became known as the ‘the father of tourism in Cyprus.’

Cypriot tourism industry is richer since May 2nd as the new Louis Hotel, Louis Paphos Breeze opens its gates to the public.

April 5, 2018 in St. Petersburg was organized VIP business breakfast in a luxury hotel Lotte, dedicated to Cyprus island, organized for representatives of travel agencies by the tour operator “Biblio-Globus”.

Something seems to change with the seasonality of tourist arrivals – What needs to be done to eliminate the problem permanently – What initiatives play the most important role in tourism.

Louis Hotels presence at the International Tourism Fair 2018, which took place in Berlin, Germany between the 6^th and 11^th of March, was more than successful. ITB, which is considered the world’s largest tourism exhibition, gave Louis Hotels the opportunity to inform its guests about its hotels and services through its own stand.

The Gold Era of the Cypriot tourism
With more than 20% of contribution to the Cyprus’ GDP, travel and tourism sector lead the business trends, offering great opportunities for an even greater growth. But, “we have to be careful”, warns Mr. Jason Perdios, Chief Executive Officer of Louis Hotels, and talks about complacency that may demolish the contemporary Cypriot miracle.