Cyprus Public Transport (CPT) carries over 36,000 passengers daily, reducing accidents by 30% and contributing to environmental goals with a partially electrified fleet, making the daily commute easier and more sustainable for all.
Passenger numbers at Ercan (Tymbou) Airport surged by 28% in 2024, reaching 2,181,947 travelers in the first six months. The airport’s new terminal, extended runway, and commitment to efficiency have contributed to this remarkable growth, positioning it as a key hub for regional travel.
President Nikos Christodoulides received a heartfelt gift from local preschoolers—a portrait symbolizing youth and national pride. The portrait will be displayed in his office, bridging the gap between the leader and his youngest constituents.
BBF, in collaboration with UHA, is leading pioneering projects in Cyprus such as a mixeduse development in Palodia, the KEAN site coastal development in Limassol, and the restoration of the historic Berengaria Hotel. These projects showcase BBF’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and community enhancement, elevating Cyprus to a worldclass destination.
The British man involved in a fatal hitandrun after an argument outside a nightclub received a 22year prison sentence for the death of motorcyclist Ioannis Polykarpou. The tragic outcome serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of heated disputes and the need for conflict resolution to prevent such devastating events.
A Lebanese national was arrested at Saray Casino in North Nicosia for attempting to use a counterfeit €50 note during a routine inspection, raising concerns about counterfeit currency circulation in the region. Despite the detainee having legitimate money on him, questions remain about how he obtained the fake note and the potential vulnerabilities in financial institutions.
Embracing the global phenomenon of Fuckup Nights, Cyprus is now part of a movement that celebrates imperfection, resilience, and growth. Through candid sharing of failures, Maria Sibirtseva and Alla Reveko are leading the charge in cultivating a community that values setbacks as stepping stones to success, sparking conversations and shifting perspectives in Limassol.
In Cyprus, Fuckup Nights has sparked a cultural shift towards embracing failures as stepping stones to success. Through open discussions and shared experiences, this global movement led by Maria Sibirtseva and Alla Reveko is reshaping how setbacks are viewed within the Cypriot professional community, turning fear of failure into a powerful tool for growth and learning.
Cyprus defies the European housing market trend with a remarkable 31% surge in transactions in 2023, outperforming other EU countries. This exceptional growth showcases Cyprus’s economic vitality and investor confidence in its real estate sector, setting it apart as a frontrunner in the EU housing market.
The Republic of Cyprus, with the support of UN envoy Maria Angela Holguin, stands against a twostate solution for the Cyprus issue, advocating for a unified Cyprus within the EU. Diplomatic efforts under Holguin’s guidance aim to restart negotiations for a mutually beneficial resolution, pushing back against Turkish demands for division.
