Over the next 10 years Cyprus aims to achieve five million tourist arrivals annually by opening new markets and upgrading its tourism product.

In the case GDL TRADING LTD -V- AGROMARKETS LTD & OTHERS, the District Court of Nicosia inter alia held – (adopting English case law) - that the jurisdiction of the Courts to grant Chabra injunction, arises when:

Bank of Cyprus will hold the 'boc hackathon #fintech 3.0' in Nicosia next month focusing on the development and deployment of ground-breaking financial technologies (Fintech).

Air fares have suddenly jumped for October 2019 by as much as 60 or 70%, the Cyprus Consumers’ Associations said, as countless reports abound abroad of travellers feeling ripped off in the wake of the Thomas Cook collapse.

The Land Development Corporation (KOAG) said recently it expects to generate some €3 million in funds by the end of the year from the government’s citizenship-by-investment scheme.

Some 15,000 British nationals have applied for residence certificates since July 2016, when the UK voted to leave the European Union, the government said recently.

Cyprus Airways has officially signed an interline agreement with the Greek-based carrier, Sky Express to connect with 29 destinations across Greece.

A Cyprus government initiative to coordinate climate change actions in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East was given to the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres during the Climate Action Summit.

Cyprus’ national wealth is on the rise again with GDP getting higher and higher following the harsh years of the economic crisis.

By the end of 2019, Thomas Cook had closed 456,000 seats on its flights to and from Larnaca and Paphos airports to the United Kingdom, Scandinavian countries and Germany.