Upgrading our hotels, restaurants, and hospitality centres, providing quality service to patrons, but the cost of the new changes is very high, especially for Cypriot budgets. Two flagships of Greek tourism (Mykonos
A creeping genocide is unfolding slowly before our eyes. For over seven months, 120,000 Armenians in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) remain under complete blockade, with no food, medicine, fuel, gas, or electricity. The only
The many crises the EU has been facing recently should not let us forget the ongoing pain caused by the open wound of Cyprus’ division. Next year will mark 50 years that
There was a rather subdued feeling about this year’s Black anniversary remembrance events, with a sense of fatigue after 49 years of hurt and division. Government officials made their usual attendance of
There is growing interest in mountain resorts, especially those in the Troodos area. For the flagship of mountain resorts, Pano Platres, there has been intense interest and market mobility for real estate
Cyprus is proud, and rightly so, of its Blue Flag beaches, rising to 77 from 57 a decade ago, while the landmark marinas have also acquired the mark for the quality of
There is no need to consult a weather map or study satellite images to predict what the weather will be like during the summer months in Cyprus. It is usually between hot
The eastern Mediterranean has been attracting increased attention from energy companies and European governments in recent weeks, as the realisation of the anticipated difficulties in securing next winter’s gas supplies sinks in.
With Nicosia hosting the trilateral meeting of heads of state on July 26, Cyprus, Greece, and Israel leaders will meet for the first time – two-re-elected and a newcomer. Top on their
“Depending on the quality of journalists that a State has, so is the quality of democracy of the State,” said John Kennedy. Unfortunately, in Cyprus, we are not fortunate to have quality
