Cyprus is to unveil a tourism roadmap for reopening airports and hotels this summer after President Nicos Anastasiades meets his cabinet on Friday. The news comes after President Anastasiades met his scientific
Cypriots will have to get used to the new normal of social distancing and wearing face masks at least until next year, said infection control expert Constantinos Tsioutis. “We will continue to
Cyprus has proven that to contain the spread of coronavirus a rigorous testing programme is needed based on the track-trace-isolate philosophy which is why it is among the highest testers in Europe.
Extreme heat and high dust levels continue to make life uncomfortable in Cyprus with people advised to stay indoors as authorities issue another orange weather alert. Cyprus Department of Meteorology on Wednesday
Cyprus remains on track to recording zero new COVID-19 cases just two days before it moves to the second stage out of lockdown after health services reported only one case on Tuesday.
Stage two of easing the lockdown will go ahead as planned on May 21 after the government gave the green light while also allowing Cypriots access to organized beaches earlier than planned.
Cyprus’ cabinet on Tuesday decided to offer 500 free COVID-19 tests to be performed on judges, lawyers and court officials. The decision was taken after consultations between the Justice and Health Ministers
Hellenic Bank, Cyprus’ second-largest lender, posted net profits of €108 mln for 2019 with its CEO, Ioannis Matsis, stating it is in a stronger position to tackle challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic.
Uncertainty over when Cyprus airports will open and for which countries, UK-dependent Paphos hotels are unable to launch any sort of promotion campaign. Paphos hotels are suffering the most under lockdown imposed
Iconic Greek American and founder of the American Hellenic Institute (AHI) Gene T. Rossides has died at the age of 92. Rossides was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1927. His father
