HOSTING OF GERMAN TRAVEL AGENTS IN PAFOS, CHLORAKAS, PEYIA AND POLIS CHRYSOCHOUS

 

HOSTING OF GERMAN TRAVEL AGENTS IN PAFOS, CHLORAKAS, PEYIA AND POLIS CHRYSOCHOUS

As part of ongoing efforts to boost tourist arrivals from the German market and promote 'Destination Pafos' as a leading year-round destination, a prominent delegation of 8 German travel agents is currently being hosted in the region.

ADAM PAUL - Searays Cafe Bar, Peyi -a 25 October

 

ADAM PAUL

Searays Cafe Bar, Peyia

25 October - 2pm

If food is required, this must be pre-ordered - Bookings 99617415 

CRIME ROUND UP

 Pafos Live 21/10

The Police yesterday arrested five men aged 29, 27, 25, 24, and 20, to facilitate investigations into an investigated case of armed robbery committed on October 08, 2026 in Limassol 

The case was reported to the Police by a couple living in Limassol, that around 3 am on 08/10/2026, unknown persons entered their home and after immobilizing them, they stole the sum of €5000 and 1000 US dollars, as well as gold worth  over €100,000. 

PAMBORIDIS TOPS MP WEALTH DECLARATIONS AT €3.4m

PAMBORIDIS TOPS MP WEALTH DECLARATIONS AT €3.4m - Cy Mail 20/10 by James Morphakis


Disy MP George Pamboridis declared net assets of €3.37 million, the highest individual total among MPs in the latest asset declarations published by the House on Tuesday.

The annual declarations (pothen esches) for 2026 were published under legislation introduced in 2024 that gives the tax commissioner powers to audit MPs’ financial statements.

However, 12 MPs, including House President Annita Demetriou and Diko leader Nicholas Papadopoulos, have declarations updated only to 2024, while Diko MP Chrysanthos Savvides’ filing covers the period up to last year.

BREXIT - Separation Agreement Joint Committee between the UK and EEA EFTA states: joint statement from the seventh meeting

 

Separation Agreement Joint Committee between the UK and EEA EFTA states: joint statement from the seventh meeting

This page shows the statement following the meeting of the Separation Agreement Joint Committee on 20 October 2026.

From:

Cabinet Office

Published:

20 October 2026

NEW HOME SALES JUMP NEARLY 50% WITH MOST BUYERS STAYING BELOW €300,000

NEW HOME SALES JUMP NEARLY 50% WITH MOST BUYERS STAYING BELOW €300,000 - KNews 21/10 by Dorita Yiannakou

Cyprus recorded €606.4 million in sales in the third quarter, as Limassol led by value and Paphos gained ground.


Cyprus’ new-home market posted gains on two fronts in the third quarter, with both sales and their combined value rising, according to an analysis by Landbank Analytics.

The market picked up pace with 1,956 sales of houses and apartments under construction or still at the planning stage, worth a total of €606.4 million. Compared with the previous quarter, transactions rose by 48.5%, while their combined value increased by 51.6%.

REACTIONS POUR IN OVER TURKEY-LIBYA MARITIME DEAL

REACTIONS POUR IN OVER TURKEY-LIBYA MARITIME DEAL - Cy Mail 21/10 by Tom Cleaver


Political figures from across the region on Wednesday offered their views on and reactions to the Libyan parliament’s decision to ratify a maritime boundary agreement with Turkey which both Greece and the Republic of Cyprus consider to be illegal.

Turkish Cypriot ‘foreign minister’ Tahsin Ertugruloglu told the Cyprus Mail that the Libyan parliament’s decision is “great news”, and added that “after all, not everyone is a puppet of discrimination and blatant misinformation”.

Meanwhile, the day’s plenary session at the European Parliament began with an intervention from Greek member Elissavet Vozemberg-Vrionidi, who belongs to the country’s ruling New Democracy party, and who condemned the agreement’s ratification.