Paros is a mecca of water sports, according to US News
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Paros is proving to be particularly popular in the American tourist market after the article of "US NEWS" about the island that mentions:
"Paros, one of the most central Cycladic islands, is a mecca for water sports activities. At the island's beaches, travelers can windsurf, kitesurf, scuba dive and go boating, among other pursuits. Away from the water, visitors will find bustling Parikia, which boasts numerous boutiques, restaurants and bars. Paros' capital also features several noteworthy historical sites, including the sixth-century Panayia Ekatontapyliani (which means "Church with 100 Gates" in English) and a 13th-century Venetian castle. Arrive in summer to attend the Festival at the Park, a popular event held annually at the island's 800-acre Paros Park."
According to the Municipality of Paros, the expansion of the actions of approaching the important American tourist market for the Cyclades is in progress, after its opening to Greece with direct flights from many cities of the USA and even Canada. In this context, actions are taken to promote the destination in major American cities later in the spring.
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