The Health Ministry issued its last safe travel list based on COVID-19 risk before scrapping its coloured-coded system and mandatory Flight Pass request on 18 April. All COVID restrictions are removed for
Cyprus reported three coronavirus deaths on Monday, with new daily cases rising again to 2,254 after dipping below 2,000 during the weekend, while hospitalisations dropped to 204, on the first day of
Support for war-ravaged Ukraine cannot be subjected to preconditions, despite Cyprus’ disappointment over Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s failure to mention the Turkish invasion when addressing Cypriot MPs, said House Speaker Annita Demetriou.
Hellenic Bank is close to offloading the last of its Non-Performing Loans after sealing an agreement to sell a package of NPLs worth over a billion euros and its debt servicing platform
The British Bases will be holding a Queen’s Platinum Jubilee charity concert at the ancient Kourion Amphitheatre, Limassol, on June 2. This historical event will celebrate the platinum jubilee of Queen Elizabeth
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at Exinity After a positive start to the week, US equity futures took a hit as bond yields rose across the curve, indicating that the recovery
Authorities are confident the island will have a better tourist season, as passenger traffic is expected to increase by 50% in 2022 compared to last year. Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos told media
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides is pleased with Cyprus’ recent upgrading by rating agency DBRS Morningstar from BBB(Low) to BBB, revising its outlook from positive to stable. Petrides said in a statement: “DBRS
Cyprus has eased most of its COVID-19 restrictions from Monday with a mask mandate for outdoor facilities scrapped, while a Safe Pass is no longer required for work or shopping. People wanting
Just in time for the summer season, Cyprus has a new flying ambassador; TUI is the first international airline to name an aircraft after a Cypriot town. Larnaca, the most important region
