Cyprus is feeling the impact of global warming with weather experts puzzled as they see new temperature records on a monthly basis while an ever-increasing number of extreme heat warnings are being
Cypriots can travel freely to less than a dozen EU countries without having to quarantine on their entry or carry a negative coronavirus test after Finland knocked Cyprus off its safe list
Cyprus police have revised its all-out ban on motorbikes, trikes and quads over 125cc from certain roads to just two weekends, as it tries to reduce late-night races and noise pollution. The
Cyprus has lowered the bar when it comes to tourist arrivals from the UK, as travellers need to undergo a coronavirus test before coming, said Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios. Recent deals with
While the government has said it wants all students to return to class when schools reopen in September, some lessons may be taught remotely. Research, Innovation, and Digital Policy Deputy Minister Kyriacos
Cyprus removed Malta from its ‘safe’ travel list of countries, after a spike in cases recorded in the island nation with a population of just over 500,000, earlier in the month. Malta
The Department of Meteorology issued an ‘extreme high-temperature warning’ for Tuesday, probably the last one for a while, with maximum temperatures in Cyprus expected to soar to a scorching 40 degrees Celsius.
As Cyprus’ epidemiological COVID-19 data seems to be improving following a spike in daily cases reaching 25, experts warn against complacency, especially during the summer holidays. “Our epidemiological picture is improving, therefore,
Jet2, one of Britain’s largest tour operators resumed flights to Cyprus on Monday, reviving the island’s tourism hopes to save what is left of the summer. Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios had said
Cyprus’ intangible national traditions, such as Lefkara lace, Tsiattista poetic duelling, the Byzantine Chant and the Mediterranean diet are showcased in a new UNESCO publication. Entitled “Intangible Cultural Heritage of Cyprus –
