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Cyprus Property
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2 Bedroom Villa (Larnaca, Cyprus)
2/E4a
Villa
280,000 - EUR479,000
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3 Bedroom House (Pyla, Cyprus)
3/485
Semi-Detached House
240,000 - EUR410,000
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Large 4 Bedroom Villa (Larnaca, Cyprus)
22/D1ma
Villa
500,000 - EUR855,000
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3 Bedroom House (Pyla, Cyprus)
4/483-4
Semi-Detached House
240,000 - EUR410,000
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Press Releases
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24.04.2007
GB Increases Paphos Service
British Airways franchise partner GB Airways has increased its service from Paphos to reach a total of 19 weekly flights to London and Manchester this summer.
23.04.2007
Orphanides in New Larnaca Acquisition
Orphanides Pcl (ORF) have announced the acquisition of the activities and assets of Fthino Kalathi Limited, which operates as a super market in Larnaca.
13.04.2007
Cyprus, Montenegro Establish Diplomatic Relations
Andreas Mavroyiannis, permanent representative of Cyprus to the United Nations, and his Montenegrin counterpart Nebojsa Kaludjerovic have signed a document for the conclusion of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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Opinions
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14.04.2007
Tourists Pay for State Greed?
Travel chief says proposed charges would price Cyprus out of the region.
12.03.2007
What a load of rubbish
Five-hundred-and-fifty-three thousand tons of solid waste was collected by municipalities across the island in 2005, an increase of two point five per cent on the previous year (539,000 tons), the Statistical Services has reported.
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Revenue from tourism declined 1.7% in February, but total receipts during the first two months show a moderate increase compared to the sharp decline in number of arrivals.
Revenue from tourism reached CYP 23.1 mln in February 2006 compared to CYP 23.5 mln in the corresponding month of the previous year, recording a decrease of 1.7%. This was a better performance compared to the number of arrivals, which during February 2006 fell 8% year-on-year to 66.151.
For the period January - February 2006 revenue from tourism is estimated at CYP 44.3 mln compared to CYP 44.2 mln in the corresponding period of 2005, recording an increase of 0.2%, the Statistics Department announced. This is still better than the 8% decline in number of arrivals during the first two months of the year. |
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