Cyprus is quickly entering summer snooze mode when the politicians take a break from being insincere with the truth and the government puts the country on auto-pilot. The weather is becoming relentlessly
Cyprus will get its first hot summer weekend, following a cooler-than-usual June with temperatures falling below average and some areas seeing three times as much rain than usual. While maximum temperatures towards
Cyprus will be hotter this summer than last year, as the weather models predict that maximum temperatures in parts of the island could reach up to 5 degrees Celsius above seasonal averages.
Cyprus’ tourism product will be much brighter this summer, with Europe’s largest casino resort complex opening in Limassol. The City of Dreams Mediterranean hotel resort opens its doors on 1 June after
TUS Airways launches flights to four stunning Greek destinations this summer as part of the airline’s expanding network to Greece. In addition to the recently launched flights between Larnaca and Heraklion, the
Low-cost airline Ryanair announced its biggest-ever Cyprus summer schedule for 2023, adding five new routes to Paphos, pushing total destinations to 41. On Monday, Ryanair representatives said the latest routes would offer
Cyprus Airways announced ambitious plans for Summer 2023 to fly to 11 destinations with a schedule of at least 43 weekly flights. The Summer 2023 schedule will launch on 26 March. Seats
The island is slowly leaving behind the hot summer weather, as average temperatures are expected to drop by three to four degrees Celsius by the end of the week. In comments to
Larnaca-based Cyprus Airways announced its August traffic results confirm steady operational progress as it looks to expand its fleet and flight schedule. During this month, the airline operated 321 flights and carried
In July, Cyprus Airways carried over 59,000 passengers (+212%) and operated 429 flights (+207%) over the same period last year despite European airport staff shortages. Average seat load factors for the month
