The picture is tragic: Small and medium-sized businesses in the area see the crowd of young people being led like sheep by their guides, who are paid two euros per head to enter each brewery. What happens, though, is that the crowd heads to specific and unique stores.
Outraged, the Mayor of Ayia Napa talks about issues of security, tax avoidance, harassment, harassment and indecent behavior of young tourists.
Hundreds of young people start their charisma in the bars as soon as it gets dark and many of them after consuming plenty of alcohol cause huge problems.
The problem starts with tourist offices but also individuals who close the groups of travelers, with a commitment to blindly follow the daily program of unbridled entertainment.
They drive the tourists who bring with cheap offers packages and compensate their "loss" from the super profits they get from the bar crawl.
The burning issue in the Committee on Trade
Asked to comment on Sigma's revealing report, the chairman of the Committee on Energy, Trade, Industry and Tourism, Zacharias Zachariou, described the events in Sigma as very serious, emphasizing that the issue will be discussed in Ayia Napa. to the relevant parliamentary committee at the beginning of the work.