The parliament will vote Monday on 21 pieces of legislation overhauling the legal framework for foreclosures, guarantors, the Financial Ombudsman…
Hotel wage subsidy scheme still not in hoteliers’ hands as tourist season opens amid uncertainty
The government’s scheme to subsidise hotel workers’ wages has still not been communicated to hotels and unions as the tourist…
Foreign investors in Cyprus must now notify ministry before completing investments as new law takes effect
Foreign investors in Cyprus are now legally required to notify the Ministry of Finance and obtain screening approval before completing…
Cyprus leads the future: Youth Tech Fest Cyprus crowned world’s best again
Youth Tech Fest Cyprus powered by Freedom24 has won the prestigious Non-Profit Organisation Awards and has been named the Best…
Fuel tax cut to be swallowed by continuous price rises
A cut of 8.33 cents per litre in Cyprus’s fuel excise duty takes effect on Saturday — but with petrol…
Summer tourism in trouble as cancellations mount and bookings slump, industry chief warns
Summer bookings for Cyprus are running at very low levels and travel packages are already being cancelled, the president of…
Hotels in Famagusta open for tourism season despite booking slump
Most hotels in the free Famagusta district are opening as planned for Easter despite a sharp fall in bookings linked…
Women face higher emotional labour demands than men even in the same jobs, UNIC study finds
Women face significantly higher emotional labour demands than men even when working in the same occupations, and those demands take…
Fuel tax cut delayed to 4 April as parliament weighs price gouging concerns
Cyprus’s planned cut to fuel excise tax will come into force on 4 April rather than 2 April, the House…
Tickets gone, ship half empty: Cyprus is paying €20m for a ferry that doesn’t fill up
The Audit Office is calling for a fundamental overhaul of the Deputy Ministry of Shipping’s policy on the Cyprus–Greece ferry…