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Covering the whole island of Cyprus, irrespective of the partition of the island by the so-called Green Line and ethnic divisions, this new and unique marketing tool enables prospective property rental customers to view available properties in all parts of Aphrodite’s island.
Announcing the new service earlier this week, www.wish2rent.co.uk Director Tony Rothery explained that the service will also provide an additional free guide to leisure and cultural activities, both in the South and North parts of Cyprus.
“For example,” said Mr Rothery at a restricted press reception, “Holidaymakers, who use the site to find the ideal property for their annual break, will be guided to various links, each of which will explain in full detail likely sources of fun and enjoyment to make their holiday in the glorious Cyprus sunshine complete.
“They will be able to source information on festivals featuring local arts or beer and wine, classical or contemporary musical events, museums, exhibitions, religious festivals, historical or geographical places of interest, plus a whole myriad of features that make Cyprus such an ideal holiday location.
“A prime example of the new service is the availability of the dates when visitors to the island will be able to witness the turtle hatching at up to forty nine beaches along the North Cyprus coast.
Up till the launch of www.wish2rent.co.uk this information had not even been available to residents in the South of the island.” Added Mr Rothery.
Property owners seeking new customers for holiday rentals, or visitors to Cyprus looking for the best rental deals in any part of the sun drenched jewel of the Levant, should log on to www.wish2rent.co.uk and follow the links.
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Nicosia Cyprus 2nd September 2008
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