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This year celebrate Christmas and New Year at our new 5-star hotel in Paphos, Louis Ivi Mare!

Like everywhere else in the world who celebrates the birth of Christ, Cyprus celebrates Christmas with many special traditions and customs as well as delicious food! But, did you know that……?

Christmas is usually a really stressful period where most drown in decorating the house, the Christmas tree, baking, presents and the list goes on and on. Here is an idea…Why don’t you leave and spend Christmas in sunny Cyprus this season? Take a look at 10 reasons you should spend Christmas in Paphos, Cyprus this year!

Limassol is one of the best summery holiday destinations of our times, but did you know it is also the perfect Christmas destination? Whether you’re travelling with friends, family or your better half, Limassol should definitely be your number one Christmas destination! Let’s take a look at why!

Have you made your holiday plans yet? Where do you go when seeking for fun-packed sunny days, glorious bays, natural treasures and poolside cocktails? What’s the point of going on holiday if you don’t enjoy every aspect of it? While surfing the internet on places to hop to, only one destination pops that offers all the features a holiday carries-it’s Greek, it’s an island, it’s rich in cultural heritage, it’s stunningly beautiful and has the most amazing bays you have ever set your eyes on-it’s Zakynthos of course! Let’s take a look at the top landmarks every visitor must visit when in Zakynthos!

In recognition of the prestige and values ??that Hilton International has built for exactly 100 years, Louis Hotels announces the renaming of the Hilton Park Hotel to Hilton Nicosia. With its new name, the flagship hotel of the capital becomes the only Hilton hotel in Cyprus.

Amathous was one of the richest city-kingdoms in Cyprus boasting with Byzantine churches, Roman Baths, ancient Hellenistic palaces, prehistoric walls and temples. The city was founded more than 3000 years ago, and the archaeological site was discovered in the 19^th century, surfacing significant remnants left behind by ancient civilisations. In line with legend, Ancient Amathous was named after Amathousa, who was the mother of a Paphian King. Findings have shown that the city-kingdom thrived from the 10^th century BC till the 7^th century AD. The city was continually attacked by the Saracens, but in the end, fell in the hands of King Lionheart who was the British English King, in 1191.