Revenue generated from Cyprus tourism fell 5.5% in February to €49.5 mln from €52.4 mln in the same month of 2019, this was before coronavirus ruined this year’s holiday season. The income
Over 92% of foreign investors are satisfied with measures taken by Cyprus to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and to manage the crisis it created. According to the results of a survey among
Tourism can benefit from the way Cyprus handled the coronavirus pandemic, gaining a head start on other regional holiday destinations. Deputy Minister of Tourism, Savvas Perdios said Eastern Mediterranean countries that were
Some 1525 Turkish Cypriot builders who live in the Turkish occupied north but work in the Cyprus Republic, appealed to President Nicos Anastasiades to allow them to cross over when their jobs
Cyprus is preparing to gradually relax restrictions introduced to stem the spread of the coronavirus as cases have remained within the single-digit range five days running. President Nicos Anastasiades is meeting with
Cyprus will lose €1.5 bln in tourist income this year, but all is not lost as latest data suggest the authorities have COVID-19 under control that could usher a holiday wave from
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides said it is vital the Cyprus economy gradually gets back to business as usual, otherwise bankruptcy will not be far behind. In an interview with state broadcaster CyBC
Cyprus’ road map to reopening businesses and lifting the restrictive measures is to be implemented based on the epidemiological data and expert advice said, President Nicos Anastasiades. This message was conveyed by
Celestyal Cruises announced that it is to extend the suspension of its sailings until June 29 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with the first cruise on that date being the four-night
The coronavirus pandemic will have a negative impact on economies across the EBRD regions but recovery could be robust once the outbreak is contained, according to the bank’s economists. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development,
