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Over 220 flights to 55 destinations from Paphos Airport

A total of 223 flights are operating weekly this month from Paphos International Airport to 55 destinations, according to data from airports operator Hermes. Based on the airlines’ schedule, in May, there

17th May 2022

Cyprus/Life & Society

Paphos goes green with largest urban park

Paphos will become greener as the €3.7 million Park of Colours, the island’s largest urban park and one of the richest for plants and infrastructure, will open its gates to the public

6th May 2022

Cyprus/Life & Society

Dinghy carrying 25 migrants arrives in Paphos

A dinghy carrying 25 irregular migrants was spotted off the Paphos coast on Thursday and escorted to shore. Authorities and emergency services were alerted of a new arrival of migrants when an

28th April 2022

Cyprus

Paphos quake felt in Israel, Lebanon

A 4.7 magnitude earthquake shook Cyprus and was felt in Israel, Lebanon, and southern Turkey late Tuesday night, followed by several smaller aftershocks. The Department of Geological Survey announced that on Tuesday

27th April 2022

Cyprus/World

When punishment doesn’t fit the crime

Easter is a time when we are supposed to show compassion and empathy for those who are suffering or less fortunate to face the hardships that life and circumstance throw at us.

24th April 2022

Comment/Cyprus

Briton accused of killing terminally-ill wife has trial delayed

A 74-year-old Briton accused of murdering his terminally ill wife had his Cyprus trial adjourned until June after his defence lawyers said they did not have access to forensic evidence. His defence

18th April 2022

Cyprus/World

A melting pot for higher education

Cyprus is becoming a melting for higher education, attracting international universities ready to establish a campus, while local institutions are upgrading their status. One of the most prestigious universities in the region,

17th April 2022

Cyprus/Life & Society

Mystery surrounds Paphos rumble

The mystery behind the tremors and loud noises recorded in Paphos and Episkopi remains unsolved, with Cyprus’ seismological centre saying the phenomena could be attributed to an atmospheric disturbance. Residents on the

6th April 2022

Cyprus

Seeking new markets in 2022

The end of 2021 was met by the Cypriot real estate sector with no major changes. The lower-end housing directed towards locals in the region of EUR 300,000-500,000 had good demand and

26th March 2022

Columnists/Cyprus/Property

Paphos among ‘best value’ for UK tourists

Paphos remains an attractive destination for British tourists despite the increase in the costs of goods and services around the world, as a UK survey rates the town as the fifth best

22nd March 2022

Cyprus/Economy/Life & Society