With coronavirus cases soaring, UK Transport Minister Grant Shapps on Thursday removed Cyprus from Britain’s safe travel list.

The deputy tourism ministry is joining forces with the forestry department to upgrade the tourism product of mountain and rural areas, focusing on improving nature trails, shelters facilitating bicycle tourism, and other projects aiming to upgrade forest recreation areas.

Days before Cyprus’ Citizenship by Investment Programme is set to go offline, interior ministry officials and paralegals kicked things into high gear to handle the last batch of petitions by foreign investors before the programme ends on Sunday.

The Value Added Tax (VAT) Law of 2000 (L.95(I)/2000) in Cyprus has recently been amended.

Cyprus is fully prepared to start implementing distance learning for teachers and students should the need arise, according to the Deputy minister for Research, Innovation and Digital Policy Kyriakos Kokkinos.

Economic sentiment has decreased in October, according to a monthly indicator by the University of Cyprus’ Economic Research Centre released on Tuesday.

Cyprus hoteliers said on Tuesday they were optimistic tourism would rebound despite the abysmal figures for 2020 caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The Health Ministry announced that 200,000 antigen rapid COVID-19 tests have been ordered within the framework of the measures taken to manage the new spreading of the pandemic.

Cyprus film industry, dubbed Olivewood, is about to make its screen debut as the first of two productions with a Hollywood influence will premiere in Nicosia on Thursday.

Cypriot Courts have used English case law as guidance, on deciding on the above issue, including the following leading cases: