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NEAR EAST UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCESBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT
MASTER PROGRAM
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION THESIS
SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS TO ASSESS FEASIBILITY OF A POTENTIAL TOURIST DESTINATION
“THE CASE OF YAYLA VILLAGE”
AHMET HAMDİ 20030341
AdvisorAsst. Prof Dr. AHMET ERTUGAN
LEFKOŞA
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PLACES OF INTEREST
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Soli Church;
As with many ancient ruins, the stones of Soli were re-cycled, those of the
theatre being used by the British, for the construction of Port Said in Egypt in
the second half of the 19th century. Excavations at Soli in the 1920s have
unearthed a theatre, temples, palace ruins, agora, church and necropolis.
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St Mamas Church;
The church in the monastery was originally a Byzantine building, built on the site of an
Aphrodite temple. The coffin, swept away by the tide, made its way to the Gulf of Morphou
(now Guzelyurt), where it was found by a humble man who lived in the area.
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St.Mamas on his lion
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Vouni Palace;
The other main place of interest around Yayla Village is the Vounni Palace. Around
600BC, the city-states of Cyprus were split between those that leant towards the east and
the Phoenicians, and those that were more Greek supporting. During the great wars
between the Greeks and the Persians, the city-states of Cyprus were politically divided.
The Phoenicians supported the Persians, and this resulted in battles between the island's
kingdoms.
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Guzelyurt museum;
There are other places of interest around Yayla Village. This study has only focused on a few. Finally, here
is a report on the museum in Güzelyurt, next to Yayla Village. The museum of nature and archaeology is
situated next to St Mamas monastery. The building was originally the palace of the Bishop of Morphou, and
up to 1974 housed town offices. It was opened as a museum in 1979 after restoration. The ground floor
displays a collection of stuffed animals native to Cyprus. The upper floors of the museum houses the
archaeology section with displays from the Neolithic and bronze ages
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