The Mail on Sunday reports that British tourists are calling for a boycott of the Anastasia Beach Hotel.
He was found by holidaymakers lying at the bottom of the bin still alive, but having suffered horrific injuries, including a broken back and brain damage. He would die a few days later.
Ex-pats and holidaymakers are outraged and an online petition has been set up.
It calls for "Billy's law", which would, among other things, create a national database of cruely cases and a network of animal welfare officers across the island.
There have been protests outside the hotel, with tourists and expats marching outside and waving banners.
One tourist told the Daily Mail she feared there would be a riot, while Nicos Anastasiades, the president of Cyprus, condemned the death and described the incident as "a disgrace for society and our country". Thomas Cook and easyJet, which both offer holidays to the hotel, have said they are extremely concerned.
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