Limassol firm offers full tourism management scholarship at Tepak
Destination Management Company Drakos DMC has announced that it is offering a full scholarship for a Master of Science in Tourism Management at the Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak).
The financial award has a total value of €5,125 and is aimed at supporting young talent within the local industry.
To apply for the funding or to seek further clarification, interested parties are invited to contact the firm directly at their careers email address and include a copy of their curriculum vitae.
Eligible candidates must be final-year students or recent graduates who are up to 24 years of age.
Applicants are expected to hold a degree in tourism, business administration, marketing, or a related subject and must demonstrate a very good academic performance, the company explained.
What is more, candidates are required to be permanent residents of Limassol to qualify for the scheme.
A key condition of the award is that the successful recipient must begin full-time employment at Drakos DMC immediately.
The student will be expected to continue working alongside their postgraduate studies and remain with the company for an additional 30 months after completing their master’s degree.
For those who are currently undergraduate tourism students, the company has indicated that the scholarship may also be valid for postgraduate studies in other relevant fields such as business administration or marketing.
The full terms and conditions of the agreement will be determined in close coordination with the university.
Applications for the master’s programme itself are currently being accepted and must be submitted between February and April 2026.
Drakos DMC is an organisation that operates across both Cyprus and Greece, focusing on premium travel experiences.
The firm specialises in incentive travel, conferences, corporate events, and the design of integrated programmes for international organisations.
Their services range from initial strategy and creative concepts through to the operational execution on the ground.