Cyprus apartment prices and rents rise from year before

Cyprus apartment prices and rents rise from year before

Both apartment prices and rental costs in Cyprus increased during the fourth quarter of 2024, rising by 1.3 per cent and 1.5 per cent year-on-year, respectively, according to real estate analytics firm Ask Wire. In its latest report, the company explained that this latest increase in prices is a reflection of strong demand. A closer look at the firm’s fourth-quarter report reveals growth in specific segments, with annual sale […]

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Cyprus Airways to start seasonal Venice flights with fares from €86

Cyprus Airways to start seasonal Venice flights with fares from €86

Cyprus Airways will launch direct flights between Larnaca and Venice from May 30 to September 29, 2025, with fares starting at €86 one way, the airline announced on Monday. The twice-weekly service, operating on Mondays and Fridays, adds to the carrier’s expanding Mediterranean network, which includes major European cities and Middle Eastern destinations. The new route […]

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Paphos hospitality union secures concessions for more foreign workers

Paphos hospitality union secures concessions for more foreign workers

The Paphos Leisure Centre Owners Association (SIKAP) has secured significant labour agreements to increase the number of third-country nationals working in the hospitality sector, the organisation’s president and Paphos Deputy Mayor Angelos Onisiforou said. The association has successfully negotiated with the Ministry of Labour to increase the hiring quota for non-EU workers, with approval times expected to […]

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Monaco, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Montenegro, San Marino and Malta Lead the Way for Long Haul Travel to Europe in Winter-Spring 2025: New Report You Need to Know

Monaco, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Montenegro, San Marino and Malta Lead the Way for Long Haul Travel to Europe in Winter-Spring 2025: New Report You Need to Know

Long-haul travelers are setting their sights on Europe in Winter and Spring 2025, but it’s not just the usual hotspots making waves. A new report reveals that Monaco, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Montenegro, San Marino, and Malta are among the top destinations attracting international visitors. These countries are capturing global interest thanks to their rich history, breathtaking landscapes, strong safety […]

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Cyprus-Greece ties drive business growth, says bank executive

Cyprus-Greece ties drive business growth, says bank executive

The National Bank of Greece (Cyprus) recently presented its activities in the Cypriot business environment during a conference held in Athens. In a speech delivered at the event, Marilena Sevastidou, Head of Corporate Banking, highlighted the “exceptionally positive momentum” currently characterising Greece-Cyprus bilateral relations. She explained that this “fosters a mutually beneficial growth environment” and […]

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Where Cyprus winemakers dare

Where Cyprus winemakers dare

Stunning hillside setting reflected in the glass For more than 40 years the Vouni Panayias winery has continually elevated winemaking in Panayia village, Paphos. The unforgettable landscape of undulating vineyards can be tasted in the wines. Vouni was once described by French sommeliers visiting the island as the Romanée-Conti of Cyprus, the name of the […]

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Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up

Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up

Here are the top business stories in Cyprus from the week starting January 27: The Limassol Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Evel) has called for a comprehensive and environmentally conscious approach to the redevelopment of the Lady’s Mile area. It also underlined the need to align any development plans with the area’s unique characteristics and recent local government reforms. Specifically, in […]

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Cambodia shoots for direct Japanese flights

Cambodia shoots for direct Japanese flights

Cambodia is hopeful that the Japanese government and private sector will encourage the Japanese airline ANA to re-launch direct flights. Renewed services are not only expected to boost tourism, but also enhance cooperation in commerce and attract more Japanese investment to the Kingdom. On January 27, Japanese ambassador to Cambodia Ueno Atsushi led a 120-strong […]

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