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Marketing the Cyprus Island for its attraction methods & techniques in agro-tourism segment: A new challenge in Tourism
(Business Administration Program, School of Economics Sciences and Business, Neapolis University Paphos, 2014)
This thesis study is developed under the lights of new challenge related to rural tourism
sector in Cyprus. With the effects of emerging term attraction techniques from a Marketing
perspective, agro tourism concept has ...
A study on the investment patterns and opportunities in Cyprus
(Business Administration Programm, School of Economic Sciences and Business, Neapolis University Pafos, 2016)
The purpose of this research work is to analyze, investigate and understand the best investment opportunities available for investors in Cyprus. Furthermore, it shows the importance of individual investments and their ...
The banking system and its supervision
(Business Administration Programm, School of Economic Sciences and Business, Neapolis University Pafos, 2017)
The aim of the study was to present the banking system and its supervision, and
also study the impact of the crisis in Cyprus and Ireland.
Furthermore, the objectives of the study were to present the risks of the ...
Leadership in Engineering Management In Cyprus
(Business Administration Program, School of Economic Sciences and Business, Neapolis University Pafos, 2016)
Nowadays, where markets are becoming extremely demanding and competitive there is a need for project success. What is more, there is a need for someone who will be able to lead the process of the project, a leader, a project ...
Agro-tourism segment in the island of Cyprus using marketing for attraction method & techniques
(Business Administration Programm, School of Economic Sciences and Business, Neapolis University Pafos, 2017)
This thesis was developed to enlighten new challenges to the horticultural tourism sector in Cyprus where new implementation areas were found using different marketing techniques such as attraction techniques. During the ...
Mergers and acquisitions: prospects and impacts for accounting/audit firms in Cyprus
(Business Administration Program, School of Economics Sciences and Business, Neapolis University Paphos, 2015)
The purpose of this research work is to examine whether there is a need and space for mergers and acquisitions regarding accounting/audit firms in Cyprus. The study analyzes the new economic environment and the stricter ...
ELA Sushi LTD: Business Plan 2013-2017: Introducing a start up investment in fast food industry
(Business Administration Programm, School of Economics Sciences and Business, Neapolis University Paphos, 2012)
The purpose of this business plan is to raise a bank loan for € 1 03.700 for the development of a
chain of Sushi take away restaurants while showcasing the expected financials and operations
over the next five years. The ...
Pension system in Cyprus and in the EU countries Sweden Belgium and United Kingdom
(Business Administration Programm, School of Economics Sciences and Business, Neapolis University Paphos, 2012)
"Social security is a fundamental human right recognized in numerous international legal
instruments, in particular the Declaration of Philadelphia (1944), which is an integral part of the
Constitution of the International ...
The competitive advantage in the Business Model of the Private Universities in Paphos and Cyprus: the sustainable development appraisal
(Business Administration Programm, School of Economics Sciences and Business, Neapolis University Paphos, 2012)
This paper investigates the Competitive Advantage factors to be considered by the Private
Universities in Cyprus. The research has indicated that in the current globalised World Wide
Web network Universities Business ...
Marketing Strategy for Neapolis University Pafos
(Business Administration Program, School of Economic Sciences and Business, Neapolis University Pafos, 2012)
It is more than obvious that the demand for higher education in Cyprus has been increased gradually the last decade. Considering that the public institutes of higher education can not cover the increased demand, a number ...