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Businessman Savvas Perdios to be first Deputy Minister of Tourism

Businessman Savvas Perdios to be first Deputy Minister of Tourism

COO of Louis Hotels Savvas Perdios will be the first Deputy Minister of Tourism, Insider reports.

Perdios will lead the newly-created Deputy Ministry which replaces Cyprus Tourism Organisation.

The new Deputy Minister attended Warwick Business School and holds a Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality Management from Ecole hoteliere de Lausanne.

His father, Iasonas Perdios is the CEO of Louis Hotels.

Read more:

https://in-cyprus.com/news/local/deputy-ministry-for-tourism-to-start-operating-on-november-1st/

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