EU Fisheries Ministers Touch Down in Nicosia as Cyprus Kicks-Off Intense Presidency Travel Season
UK Travel Caution Dampens Cyprus Summer Bookings, Forcing Industry to Rethink Mobility Strategy
New Guidance Clarifies Paperwork for Babies Born to Asylum Seekers in Cyprus
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Northern Cyprus Welcomes Record 390,000 Foreign Visitors in First Two Months of 2026
Northern Cyprus recorded more than 390,000 foreign arrivals in January–February 2026—a new high and an 18 % jump on 2025. The boom, driven mainly by Turkish, British and German travellers, is fuelling cross-border trade and raising demand for short-term labour permits. Companies planning assignments on either side of the island should monitor evolving entry-record procedures and accommodation capacity.
Rare May Snowfall in Troodos Forces Temporary Road Closures Across Cyprus’ Mountain Routes
A rare spring cold front dumped up to 14 cm of snow on the Troodos Mountains on 4 May, forcing police to close key mountain roads for several hours. While airports and coastal highways remained unaffected, tour operators, couriers and corporate travellers experienced schedule disruptions. The incident highlights the need for year-round weather-contingency planning for staff mobility in Cyprus.
Cyprus Takes Part in Roadpol’s Truck and Bus Safety Week, Heightening Road Checks Through 10 May
From 4 to 10 May, Cyprus Police are carrying out intensified Roadpol checks on trucks and buses as part of a pan-European safety week. Commercial fleet operators and coach companies should prepare for random document inspections, tachograph audits and potential delays at ports and motorway checkpoints.