Cyprus tourist arrivals fall 3.3% in August as British visitor numbers drop and Israeli arrivals surge
UK remains largest source market despite steep decline, while arrivals from Israel jump 28% amid regional turmoil Tourist arrivals to…
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Cyprus picks nine villages to host Christmas festivities this winter
Agros, Kakopetria, Fikardou among mountain villages selected for annual “Christmas Villages” scheme running from late November to Epiphany Cyprus’s Deputy…
Cyprus Tourism Decline Limited to 8% Through July, Official Says
Kostas Koumis, the undersecretary for tourism, said the decline in Cyprus’ tourism was limited to 8% over the first seven…
Cyprus inflation surges to 5.2% as energy and transport costs spike
Restaurants, hotels and transport drive sharpest price rises in years, while clothing costs continue to fall Consumer prices in Cyprus…
Cyprus health minister: cross-border care is ‘necessary’, not optional, for small island state
Neophytos Charalambides tells European Parliament event that patients must be properly informed of their rights to seek treatment abroad Cross-border…
Drugs Found in Two Suspicious Packages at Larnaca Airport, Cyprus Police Say
Cypriot Narcotics Squad detectives, working with customs officers at the island’s airports, detected drugs in two suspicious packages that arrived…
Wage Gap in Cyprus Labour Market Called Significant
Men in Cyprus earn an average monthly salary of 2,776 euros, compared with 2,378 euros for women, according to a…
Cyprus culture ministry unveils funding scheme for Armenian, Latin and Maronite groups
Press briefing on new religious-minority cultural support plan set for 23 September, with applications closing days later Cyprus’s Department of…
Cyprus, France sign declaration on space science cooperation
The Republic of Cyprus and France have signed a joint declaration establishing cooperation in the field of space science, according…
Cyprus inflation hits five-month high as fuel and utility costs surge, consumer watchdog finds
Annual price growth reaches 3.5% in August, driven by oil products and electricity, as cost-of-living pressures persist since Middle East…