The Elysium in Paphos and the Mediterranean Hotel in Limassol, star properties of Stademos Hotels PLC, have once again received international recognition, this time in the online readers’ survey of the holiday
A second major investment by investors and businessmen from Asia has added to the success of Leptos Estates in Paphos within only a few months, a company announcement said. Reflecting on the
Veteran Paphos property company Aristo Developers continues to enhance its property portfolio with the launch of a new development off the west coast of Paphos, probably the most popular destination for investors
The Association of International Banks (AIB) is urging Cyprus politicians to pass a controversial bill that aims to regulate foreclosures and help local banks recover assets and lower risky loans, saying that
Hellenic Bank has followed its Cyprus peers and announced on Thursday it will cut its base interest rate by 1 percentage point as of March 1, after the Central Bank decided to
Former Paphos Mayor Savvas Vergas and the Director of the Paphos Sewerage Board, Eftychios Malekkides, were handed down prison sentences of six years each on Wednesday on conspiracy charges and bribery related
Tourist arrivals in Cyprus increased by 2.8% year-on-year in January, from 40,675 to 41,799, with Israeli and German tourists taking the lead, but steady streams from the U.K., Greece and Russia were
Cypriots seem to be overcoming their worries abouthe the economic crisis and credit crunch that hit in 2013, with trips abroad up by 11% in January compared to the same month in
Two service vehicles belonging to the Bank of Cyprus were burnt in an arson attack before dawn on Tuesday outside the home of the bank’s CEO John Hourican. One of the two
Cyprus will slowly but steadily emerge stronger from the recent downturn, the Governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus Chrystalla Georghadji told delegates at the Investors’ Summit last week, adding that a
