The Cyprus Investment Funds Association (CIFA) on Wednesday held an event focusing on the latest developments in Cyprus’ investment funds sector, spearheaded by the association’s president and board of directors.

Cyprus will request specific exemptions from the measures concerning the mandatory reduction of energy demand during peak hours, as well as the imposition of a cap on the additional profits of energy companies that produce energy using lower-cost sources.

The contracts for maintenance work at a building near Piale Pasia Street and the commercial centre in Larnaca were both signed yesterday.

Paphos has received a European Silver “Quality Coast” award for 2022 and has been included among the top 100 “greenest destinations” in Europe, a press release by the Paphos Regional Board of Tourism said on Thursday.

The 9th UNECE Ministerial Conference for the Environment for Europe on October 5-7 is probably the largest high-level summit ever hosted in Cyprus, said Education Minister Prodromos Prodromou.

Revenue from tourism reached €1.217 million in the period of January – July 2022 more than doubling the revenue of the respective period of last year.

Even though, in today’s working world, there are millions of people that are deciding to leave their job for a multitude of reasons, the most unsurprising exodus probably comes from working parents. Juggling virtual learning, working from home and the office, as well as providing care to their children can cause them a lot of pressure and make them feel alone and helpless. Not only do parents have to carry the responsibility of caring for their children and keeping up with the demands of their jobs, but they are also responsible for the unseen mental load of managing a household, helping with schoolwork, and staying connected to their partners. Therefore, little time remains during the day for them to spend it on their own well-being and health.

Labour unrest in the tourism sector is thankfully not on the cards now that the island’s hoteliers have approved the extension of the collective agreement in the industry for another year.

Cyprus passenger traffic spiked to almost six million by the end of August, raising hopes that the year will reach 2016’s levels – that is pre-pandemic ones.

In June 2021 at the 43rd conference of the Pancyprian Hoteliers Association, it may have been the first time it was officially made clear that the markets of Russia and Britain will no longer be a one-way street for the Cypriot tourism industry.