Air passenger traffic shows signs of recovery after 18 months of COVID-19 travel restrictions, said Cyprus airports operator Hermes. Despite the reluctance of many to travel abroad and the complicated control procedures at
European airport trade body, ACI EUROPE, said its report for Q2 & H1 2021 reveals the continued devastating impact of COVID-19, with passenger traffic decreasing by -76.9% across the network compared to
EU passengers flying to Cyprus from July 1 must hold a COVID-19 digital green pass to be allowed entry to the island, said the Transport Ministry on Thursday. According to the announcement,
The latest data released by European airport body ACI EUROPE shows a deepening crisis in the travel sector, with air traffic in a continuing downward spiral shedding millions of passengers. Passenger traffic
Concerned over the possibility of the virulent South African strain of coronavirus entering Cyprus, health experts are advising the government to step up screenings at airports. Dr Peter Karayiannis, Professor of Virology
In a bid to bolster its image and stop tourists from being ripped off, Cyprus on Friday introduced fixed rates for taxis taking passengers to and from the airport. The Transport Ministry
Passenger traffic at European airports has collapsed by 81% along with air connectivity causing wide disruption due to the pandemic, Airports Council International said Monday. It said passenger movement was being decimated
Cyprus reported 23 new coronavirus cases on Monday as infections continue to be transmitted among football players and family clusters while 10 have a recent travel history. The Health Ministry said total
Cyprus reported three new COVID-19 cases on Saturday all were detected during 989 tests at the island’s two airports. Two of the cases were Austrian tourists, a mother and daughter and the
Cyprus has earned trust and international plaudits for the way it handled flight arrivals during the coronavirus pandemic as it stepped up testing at airports, said Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos. Briefing the
