News: Travel Journal – Page 18
Syrian child believed dead reunited with family in Cyprus after two years
After a separation of two years a seven-year-old girl from Syria has finally been reunited with her family in Cyprus.…
Cyprus and Bulgaria to enhance cooperation in Energy, Tourism, Agriculture and Rural Development
Three Memoranda of Understanding covering the sectors of Energy, Tourism and Agriculture and Rural Development were…
Erosion claiming Cyprus’ coastlines
In many places on the coastline of Cyprus where it is overdeveloped, there has begun to suffer serious erosion at some…
First airing for Cyprus’ Eurovision entry
‘Alter Ego’, sung by the band Minus One who will be representing Cyprus in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, was…
State ordered to compensate conscript for back injury
The state has been ordered to compensate a former conscript for back injuries he sustained during his stint in the…
US supports Cyprus solution’s ‘best chance in decades’
The US supports the best chance in decades for a Cyprus settlement, a US State Department Deputy Spokesperson has…
A herb garden for Europe
There is more to Cyprus’ agricultural exports than potatoes and halloumi. Alion is a good example. This company not…
Choirs come together in Paphos for charity
Five different choirs from Cyprus will take part in a musical evening in Paphos next week, raising thousands for their…
Cypriot secures first place in 60-metre hurdles at IAAF World Indoor Tour
Cypriot sprinter Milan Trajkovic won the first place in the 60-metre hurdles race at the IAAF World Indoor Tour, in…
Cypriot women leading the way in law
In the United States, the United Kingdom, and even Hong Kong, there are special empowerment societies to promote and…
Paphos joins new sustainable tourism project
The Paphos regional board of tourism has joined a new EU programme which concerns cultural tourism with the aim to…
Paphos marathon set to attract more than 1,300 runners
Paphos Marathon set to take place on March 6, is expected to attract more than 1300 runners. So far 1,100 people have…
Playground for the disabled
Volunteer club Rotaract Club of Larnaca-Kition is going to build the first playground in Larnaca for children with…
Roads to Troodos open only for 4×4’s and snow chains
Due to heavy snowfall, all roads leading to the Troodos are open only for vehicles with four-wheel drive and equipped…
Take a trip to the village
Two more Larnaca village traditions have made it on to the UNESCO National Intangible Cultural Heritage List. Athienou…
Three Cypriot beaches among 25 best in Europe
Three beaches on the island of Cyprus are among the 25 best beaches for Europe, according to the website Tripadvisor.…
Cold weather set to return
The recent warm temperatures throughout Cyprus will soon make way for rain and cold, according to the latest weather…
Cypriot kidney patients among first eligible for new clinical trial
Cypriot patients suffering from Medullary cystic kidney disease (MCKD) will be among the first to be eligible for…
Demolition order sought for collapsing buildings in Tala
The Paphos district office is awaiting a decision to see if they have secured a demolition order for a stricken Tala…
Dust levels still higher than limit
The Labour Inspection Department on Thursday warned the public, especially vulnerable groups to stay indoors as much…
Final stage for halloumi as a PDO
Agriculture, Minister Nicos Kougialis has expressed hope that Cypriot halloumi/hellim cheese will be registered as a…
Oldest woman celebrates 105
The oldest woman in the Republic, Maria Savva from Kili in Paphos, celebrated her 105th birthday on Thursday. Savva…
Reservoirs only one quarter full but no cuts to domestic supply, minister says
Though the water situation is serious, the drinking supply will not be cut, Agriculture Minister Nicos Kouyialis said…
Cyprus to set up centre for humanitarian operations
An Agreement of Understanding to co-fund the establishment of an International Centre of Coordination for Humanitarian…