Frederick University is one of the leading private Universities operating in the Republic of Cyprus, a member-state of the European Union. It was established after a decision by the Council of Ministers on 12th September 2007. Although the establishment of the University is relatively recent, the organization has a long history of more than 50 years in higher education. Frederick University operates from two campuses, the main campus in Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus, and the other campus in Limassol, the second largest city.
The conference will be organized at a picturesque village of Tochni, traditional agrotourism Cyprus Villages. www.cyprusvillages.com.cy
On the day of arrival (21st of May 2025), the village will host a local folks festival in honor of Saints Konstantinos and Eleni, and a fair with local foods and souvenirs.
The conference will be co-chaired by Nina Gorovaia, PhD, Associate Professor of Strategy at Frederick University and Farhad Sadeh, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Marketing, Lumpkin College of Business and Technology, Eastern Illinois University.
Check out Tochni Agrotourism Holidays
Persons visiting Cyprus must enter and leave the country from a legal airport in the areas which are under the effective control of the Government of the Republic of Cyprus: Larnaka (LCA) or Paphos (PFO) airports. As the northern part of the island is under Turkish military occupation, all points of entry there have been declared illegal and prohibited to all maritime and air traffic. These include the airport of Ercan. The ban is recognized and observed by the governments of all countries except Turkey.
The so-called “green line” artificially separates the areas under the effective control of the Government of the Republic of Cyprus and the northern areas of Cyprus occupied by Turkey. Visitors in the free areas who wish to go to the occupied areas may cross the “green line” only via legal crossing points defined by the Republic of Cyprus. No formalities or advance arrangements are required. It is sufficient to inform a Police Officer of the Republic of Cyprus at the crossing point of their intention. It is advisable to carry a passport or identity card solely as proof of identity if requested. Under no circumstances must visitors allow their passports to be stamped by the illegal Turkish Cypriot "authorities". Persons who enter the country from an illegal port or airport in the occupied areas and cross to the free areas, will be doing so in breach of the law.
The nearest airport to Tochni village is Larnaka International Airport (35 km).
Paphos International Airport is 92 km away.
Associate Professor of Strategy
Frederick University
Assistant Professor of Marketing
Lumpkin College of Business and Technology
Eastern Illinois University
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