The total profits from civil weddings in Paphos in 2019 amounted to €722,000, municipal wedding official Lia Kosti said on Monday. Some 1,342 civil weddings
Britain’s government plans to introduce new legislation to make it easier and faster to bring home stranded holidaymakers after the collapse of tour company Thomas Cook led to
The UK Civil Aviation Authority said on Sunday the last of over 700 flights from around the world to return stranded Thomas Cook holidaymakers to
Despite winter closures, around 12,000 tourist beds in Paphos will remain available to accommodate 250,000 visitors between December and March, according to the Paphos regional
By Bejay Browne Paphos hoteliers have been the hardest hit by the collapse earlier this week of Thomas Cook with some reliant on the tour
With the tourist industry still trying to calculate the cost of Thomas Cook’s demise, Finance Minister Harris Georgiades said on Saturday he did not expect
Turkish Cypriot ‘tourism minister’ Unal Ustel offered help to the southern part of the island following the collapse of tour operator giant Thomas Cook, which
Hoteliers want to be exempted from paying taxes on invoices, which will not be paid following the collapse of tour operator Thomas Cook, it emerged
LABOUR Minister Zeta Emilianidou has given hoteliers 15 days to decide on whether they will sign an agreement with workers unions after the former expressed
Moody’s rating agency said Thursday that Thomas Cook`s liquidation was credit negative for Bulgarian, Cypriot and Greek banks as tourism would be negatively affected. “On
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