Melco Cyprus, operator of Cyprus Casinos (“C2”) and the upcoming integrated resort (IR) City of Dreams Mediterranean, in collaboration with CNS Group, a member of the Integrated Casino Resorts Cyprus Consortium (“ICR Cyprus”), had recently donated and delivered five lightweight fire emergency response vehicles to communities affected by the wildfires which devasted rural areas of Larnaca and Limassol in July 2021.

A beach clean-up at Karnagio beach took place on April 05, by the Limassol Marina team in collaboration with the Limassol Municipality and other volunteers who showed up in the area for this purpose.

In January of this year, compared with December 2021, seasonally adjusted production in the construction sector increased by 3,9 percent in both the euro area and the EU, according to first estimates from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union. In December 2021, production in construction fell by 1,5 percent in the euro area and by 1,2 percent in the EU.

A meeting was held on March 31 at the offices of the Larnaca Chamber of Commerce and Industry  between the president, Stavros Stavrou, and a delegation of the Chamber, with the Ambassador of Israel, Oren Anolik and the embassy's commercial and financial relations officer.

Following a decision of the council of ministers, the Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Tourism announced a ‘Granted Vacation Programme’, for the three-month period from May 01 until July 31.

Ayia Napa Marina was a gold sponsor in the first annual Run for Autism 10 km and 5 km Marathon April 03 along the Ayia Napa-Ayia Thekla coastal road as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility Programme and through its long-term support to the Autism Support Famagusta.

The research conducted by Bounce, analysed Google searches for flights, hotels and vacations over the past 12 months reveals each country’s favourite city break destination.

A total number of 41,399 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad in February of this year, compared to 8,918 in the corresponding month in 2021, recording an increase of 364,2 percent and a decrease of 65,9 percent compared to February 2020.

The arrivals of tourists to Cyprus reached 71,921 in February of this year compared to 5,047 in February 2021, and to 105,592 tourist arrivals in February 2020.

DP World hosted delegates from the Cypriot Government in February, who visited its flagship terminal, Jebel Ali Port in Dubai.