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The island of Cyprus offers a wide range of beautiful towns and villages that deserve to be known. One of them is Panagia. It is a lovely village in the middle of the mountains, on the outskirts of Paphos. It is less than 40 minutes from the homonymous International Airport.

Moving to a new neighborhood is not an easy thing. What is more: when you have children, a determining factor appears in the decision. What is it about? To get the ideal school for the little ones.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) approved, a few months ago, 76 million euros to finance the construction of a new power plant. The chosen site is on the outskirts of Limassol and the building will be carried out by the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) for a cleaner energy transition.

Buying a home is a significant decision for a person or a family group. And it represents an essential initial outlay for any consumer's pocket. In Cyprus, a house's purchase requires a minimum amount saved, starting with 20% of a property's value. This is not available to everyone.

We can find main Cyprus attractions in its natural beauties. This beautiful island has dreamlike maritime and mountainous accidents, allowing access to different places. All of them are dissimilar from each other. In this context, Cyprus' waterfalls deserve a special mention. Many of them are in the Troodos Mountains, immersed in lush vegetation.

Cyprus has several reserves and zoos: Paphos Zoo, Limassol Zoo, and Camel Park. Visiting them is a great plan, especially when you do it as a family. Here we tell you what they are and what is the highlight of each of them. Today, zoos are no longer just entertainment venues and serve essential functions in the conservation of species.

With its vibrant and attractive nightlife, Ayia Napa has become one of the quintessential resorts of the Mediterranean Sea. But not everything happens at night in the famous holiday destination. During the day, there is a wide range of activities that can be done. One more entertaining than the other.

In recent years, the growth of Cyprus has been exceptional. Since joining the Eurozone on January 1, 2008, the economy ceased to depend mainly on agriculture and became heavily dependent on the services, real estate, and tourism sectors. All this generated a vortex that continues to this day, giving an extraordinary dynamism to the island's main cities.

More than 50 years ago, Ayia Napa was a quiet fishing port. Its inhabitants were dedicated to making handicrafts and working in the fields, where agriculture took them much of the time. There were no luxurious properties at that time, and the investment opportunities did not go beyond the odd work of art made by a talented craftsman.

As we all know, there is a before and after the Covid-19 pandemic. Unfortunately, the island of Cyprus was no exception to this catastrophe, and we have all seen our lifestyles change overnight.

Spring is considered the season of love. Here, there, and everywhere. But especially in Cyprus. When the most beautiful season of the year arrives, the island becomes a festival of colors and perfumes, which last until the arrival of summer.

There is a place in Cyprus with an exceptional name: Little Britain. This place is Peyia or Pegeia (depending on what you want to call it), and it is a beautiful town located on the outskirts of Paphos. It is a village 14 kilometers away, perched on the mountains in the southern part of the Akamas peninsula.