Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Monday, 100 new daily infections and the number of hospitalisations dropping to 106, as the Covid ward at Paphos General hospital released its last patient. The
Paphos introduces a ‘smart parking’ system for 3,300 spaces around town, making it the island’s first town to practically implement its ‘smart city’ concept. The new system, costing €916,300, will be ready
Hotels across the island are opening their doors this week, offering discounts to Cypriots, following the easing of lockdown that banned hotel stays for residents. Aided by a state incentive scheme, hoteliers
Air traffic at Larnaca and Paphos airports is beginning to move again, with capacity hoping to reach 60% this summer as more Brits, Russians, and Israelis return for a holiday. Around 60
Municipal authorities in Cyprus are reluctant to implement a “pay as you throw” tax scheme on waste, promoted by the government, in an effort to meet its EU environmental targets by encouraging
Scores of infrastructure projects in Paphos costing €123 mln have been completed in the last eight years during two terms of the Anastasiades administration, said Agriculture Minister Costas Kadis. During a visit
Budget airline Ryanair, Tuesday announced it will add 5 additional flights every week from Paphos to Tel Aviv as part of its Summer 2021 schedule. Following strong demand from Cypriot consumers, Ryanair
With domestic violence incidents spiking 55%, Cyprus police are improving efforts to support women who are victims of abuse by establishing another task force in Paphos next month. The Association for the
Paphos will get 39 street names for newly built or roads under construction, as it expands with new neighbourhoods and a long-overdue general face-lift that includes new pavements, fresh asphalting and repairs
The Armenian and Pontian Greek communities of Cyprus hailed Paphos municipality’s decision to rename Talaat Pasha Street near the municipal market to Justice Street by removing the name of the mastermind of
