Romania, Poland join Malta as the only European Union states on Cyprus’ safer COVID-19 green category, while Spain and Croatia turn red after the Health Ministry revised its travel list. The changes
Cyprus has reviewed its safe travel list, adding Iceland into the exclusive green category while downgrading Slovakia from orange to red. There are now seven countries in the safer green zone, but
Cyprus has reviewed its colour-coded safe travel COVID-19 risk assessment scheme demoting Finland into the red category, Portugal moves up to orange while there’s no change in green. The new country risk
Cyprus is launching a new colour-coded safe travel health assessment risk on March 1 to help restore connectivity, tourist arrivals lost to pandemic restrictions. From March 1, Cyprus will apply a new
European Union leaders pledged to expand a sanctions list against Turkish individuals targeted with travel bans and asset freezes over ‘illegal’ energy exploration in the eastern Mediterranean. Brussels stopped short of moving
Cyprus on Thursday approved a new four-tier safe travel list, replacing the older three-category system, in a bid to boost connectivity and revive coronavirus-stricken tourism. The list, approved by the cabinet and
Cyprus hoteliers are placing their money on a new three-tier safe travel list, which the government is working on for the next tourist season, granting conditional entry to all travellers. According to
As a second wave crashes down on Europe, Cyprus’ safe travel list has just six countries not needing a negative COVID-19 test to gain entry, none of them are from the EU.
With coronavirus cases soaring, Cyprus faces another anxious wait to see if UK Transport Minister Grant Shapps will keep the island on Britain’s safe travel list. The travel corridor list comes under review
Despite the sharp spike in COVID-19 cases, Cyprus has remained on the UK Government’s safe Travel Corridors list which means visitors do not have to quarantine when returning to Britain. Moreover, travellers
