Nicosia, Cyprus, broke the Guinness World Record for the “Largest Alternating Human Chain Holding Wrists” with 4,073 participants at the GSP stadium, surpassing the previous record held by Kyoto, Japan. The event aimed to unite people and hearts in a symbolic gesture of solidarity, marking a historic moment of togetherness and national pride for Cyprus.
As the Holy Spirit Flood celebrations approach in Larnaca, Paphos, and Protaras, road closures will impact major streets from June 2126 to accommodate the festivities, including Athens Avenue in Larnaca, Apostle Paul Avenue in Paphos, and the road to Fig Tree Bay parking in Protaras on specific dates. Plan ahead to navigate through the closures and enjoy the festivities in these vibrant towns safely.
Limassol is gearing up for the Fête de la Musique, a global celebration where its streets will transform into musical stages. Over 150 musicians in 13 groups will fill the city with music, creating a vibrant symphony of cultural exchange and joy.
The Festival of Sacrifice, Eid alAdha, brings the Turkish Cypriot and Muslim community in Cyprus together with prayers, acts of charity, and the sharing of sacrificial meat. It symbolizes unity, cultural heritage, and devotion to God during this significant Islamic holiday.
Airtrans Group is celebrating its 40th anniversary, marking four decades of growth and excellence in transportation and logistics services. The Cyprusbased company has evolved to offer a range of services, including airfreight, ocean freight, and trucking, and is recognized for its intricate logistics management, particularly in serving the oil and gas sector and humanitarian efforts.
Limassol Blu Marine shone brightly during the city’s Carnival celebrations, lighting up the waterfront with a mesmerizing display of colors. The luxury development blended modern architecture with traditional revelry, symbolizing unity and joy during Cyprus’s Carnival festivities.
