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Three vessels spotted off Cavo Greco
The authorities were mobilised on Wednesday night after three vessels with migrants on board were spotted off the coast of Cavo Greco. According to the Cyprus News Agency, the first vessel...
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A spotlight on ORA Developers’ distinctive hospitality ventures
In addition to high-quality residential and commercial projects, ORA Developers is also well-known for its world-class hospitality ventures. These are divided into two distinctive but...
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Over a hundred saplings to ‘green’ Ayia Napa
Over a hundred tree saplings were planted in the Ayia Napa sculpture park. In a statement the Ayia Napa municipality thanked the staff of the Mermaid hotel who carried out the planting on...
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The winners of the 2nd Cyprus Architecture Awards (videos)
Notable projects and personalities who have successfully implemented projects in Cyprus in the last five years have been recognised at the 2nd Cyprus Architecture, Interior Design &...
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Tourism revenue soared in 2023, says deputy minister
During a House finance committee meeting on Monday, Deputy Tourism Minister Costas Koumis revealed projections of record-breaking revenue close to €3 billion from tourism in 2023, while...
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Ayia Napa Marina: Limited number of apartments still available at Cyprus' first twisting tower (pics)
With 90% of its apartments having already been sold, the East Tower of Ayia Napa Marina can be considered one of the most sought-after residential buildings in the island. As...
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Second tower set to rise in Ayia Napa marina
Within the next two years, the construction of the second tower in Ayia Napa Marina is expected to commence, with an estimated cost exceeding €80 million. According to information from...
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Ayia Napa Marina: last few East Tower apartments left for sale
With 90 per cent of its apartments having already been sold, the East Tower of Ayia Napa Marina is rightly considered one of the most sought-after and popular residential buildings in...
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Europol launches new ‘most-wanted’ campaign, includes Cyprus crimes
Europol on Wednesday launched a new campaign as part of ongoing investigations to find Europe’s most wanted fugitives, three of whom are wanted for crimes committed in Cyprus. The new...
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Yiannis Toumazis named new director of BoCCF
Dr Yiannis Toumazis, the first Deputy Minister of Culture of the Republic of Cyprus, has been appointed Director of the Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation (BoCCF). With a distinguished...
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Paphos agrees contract for new bicycle rental network
Paphos agreed a contract for a new bicycle rental network on Monday, operated by company Nextbike. Per the contract, Nextbike will set up a total of 11 bicycle rental stations, six in the...
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Hoteliers fear lengthy impact on Cyprus tourism of Gaza war
The ongoing conflict in Gaza poses a significant threat to tourism in Cyprus, resulting in cancellations and reduced arrivals, particularly from Israel, president of the Hoteliers...
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Cyprus tourism businesses urged to take advantage of grant scheme
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KeveI) on Friday announced that it has prolonged the application deadline for its I-STARS grant scheme, catering specifically to tourism...
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Cypriots dish out on pricey plates
Eating out has become quite the lavish treat, and a recent undercover survey by the Consumers Association spilled the tea on Cypriots splurging on pricey dining experiences . Between...
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Boba Island opens at Ayia Napa Marina
Tea enthusiasts are in for a treat at Boba Island, which has opened at Ayia Napa Marina, where the art of boba and coffee making truly comes to life. Celebrated as the winner of "Best...
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Accor’s Mattias Innocenti: Larnaca offers many points of interest from a tourist point of view
“Larnaca offers many points of interest from a tourist point of view, both in terms of natural beauty and historical sites; it was therefore logical that our interest was focused on this...
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Exodus to Cyprus as Israelis escape Hamas fallout
In quieter times, the four-storey building that houses the Jewish community centre in the heart of Larnaca is an oasis of peace. If visitors drop by, it is usually to pray, enjoy the...
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The testimonies about the 2012 car crash that went missing…
If the writer retains anything from the news of the week we bid farewell to, it is the revelation of opacity, which not only provokes damaging prejudice in this place but unfortunately...
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Cyprus becomes regional safe haven amidst war in Gaza
The once-peaceful corridors and recreation spaces of the Jewish community center of Larnaca are today filled with evacuees, both young and old, united by a common desire to find solace on...
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Wireless in-flight entertainment for Cyprus Airways
Cyprus Airways has become the latest carrier to deploy airline technology provider AirFi’s wireless in-flight entertainment across its fleet of Airbus jets. As part of...
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Unficyp has to bring clarity to Pyla issue
By Fahri Zihni I expressed some concerns about the “statement of common understanding” and how it is being managed by Unficyp in relation to the building of a road between Pile (Pyla) and...
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Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up
Here are the top business stories in Cyprus from the week starting November 6: The total value of non-performing loans (NPLs) in the Cypriot banking system at the end of...
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Pleas to suspend work on Akamas
Environmental groups call for roadworks to halt saying plan is being violated After 38 years of struggle to protect Akamas the prospects of genuine conservation of the peninsula – the only...
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Ayia Napa Marina hosts successful Oceanman swimming event
Over November 3-5, 2023, Ayia Napa Marina successfully hosted the international open-water swimming race Oceanman . More than 300 athletes from 34 countries participated in the race’s...
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Massive projects going ahead despite environment department’s concerns
The government is using an EU loophole in the Habitats Directive and tarmacking the island I would like my tax money to be spent on hospitals, schools and on two carefully planned...