Public perception plays a vital role in the success of tourism in Cyprus, with positive reports boosting tourist arrivals and revenue. Deputy Tourism Minister Kostas Koumis emphasized the need to maintain a positive image by highlighting the island’s strengths and fostering collaboration between local authorities and the tourism sector for sustainable growth.
Roadworks on the highway in Nicosia caused long tailbacks, with delays due to closures from Latsi to Dali. Further disruptions are expected with upcoming closures between Alikos bridge and Latsia, as the Nicosia ring road project aims for an August 5th phase completion.
Nature Trails” is an art exhibition at Minthis Resort showcasing Giota Ioannidou and Aristotelis Dimitriou’s interpretations of the Paphos landscape with red thread motifs and coastal landscape paintings. Running from August 231, 2024, it promises a soulstirring fusion of art and nature for visitors to immerse themselves in.
Consumers are eagerly awaiting the freedom to choose their electricity supplier, a milestone set for July 2025 by Energy Minister George Papanastasiou. This pivotal change promises enhanced choice and potential cost savings, marking a new era for energy consumers in the evolving electricity market.
In Cyprus, universities are ushering in a wave of new educational programs to meet the changing demands of the job market. From specialized diplomas in Culinary Arts, Beauty & Wellness, and Hospitality to cuttingedge degrees in Biomedical Sciences, Sports, and Veterinary Medicine, students are presented with a myriad of opportunities to excel and thrive in their chosen fields.
The University of Nicosia is a topranking institution in Cyprus and Greece, recognized globally for its academic prowess and innovation. With a diverse student body and cuttingedge research programs, UNIC prepares students for professional success through its commitment to excellence and industry connections.
The EPPO’s investigation into the Vasiliko LNG terminal in Cyprus, endorsed by President Nikos Christodoulides, aims to uncover potential fraud and corruption in the EUfunded project plagued by delays and financial irregularities. The government’s cooperation with the investigation underscores a commitment to transparency and accountability amidst growing concerns over the project’s management and financial complications.
LXM Media shines bright with a gold win at the Cyprus Tourism Awards for their outstanding work in WIZZ magazine, elevating Cyprus tourism with captivating content. With a reach of over 72 million readers annually, their innovative storytelling and stunning visuals create unforgettable travel experiences.
The 25yearold man was arrested for stealing air conditioning units and tobacco products, including cigarettes, and assaulting a police officer. He was also found with a substance suspected to be methamphetamine, potentially leading to additional drug charges. The brazen thefts have left the community shocked, with police continuing their investigation to uncover any potential connections to other criminal activities.
Limassol is gearing up to broadcast the Olympic opening ceremony live from Paris at Limassol Molos, featuring musical performances, speeches, and the main event starting at 8.30pm. This exciting initiative, sponsored by TotalEnergies, promises a night of cultural celebration and international camaraderie for all attendees.
