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what's in cyprus.

An independent publication

About
us.

What's in Cyprus is an editorial publication about the island — for travellers who want substance, and the few thousand a year who choose to move here. Slow to publish. Careful to update. Built to outlast the next algorithm change.

Why this publication exists

What's in Cyprus helps readers plan a visit or explore a move to the island. Our guides compare destinations, explain travel practicalities and identify questions to resolve before booking or making a relocation decision.

Who publishes the guides

Articles attributed to What's in Cyprus are published under the publication's name. That byline does not imply that a named travel writer, lawyer or tax adviser has reviewed the article. For editorial enquiries, contact info@whatsincyprus.com.

Sources and updates

Source links let readers check the basis for practical details. For opening hours, tickets, transport and entry requirements, the relevant official authority or operator is the best place to confirm the latest information. Recommendations and suggested itineraries are editorial judgments.

An article's update date records an edit to that article; it is not a guarantee that every business, price or regulation was rechecked on that date. We aim to make the scope of substantial corrections clear.

Editorial policy

Our standard is to distinguish sourced facts from recommendations, identify commercial placements, and correct errors that affect a reader's plans. A guide should not claim a firsthand visit or professional review without supporting attribution. Illustrative images should not be treated as evidence of a visit.

Corrections

Send the page address, the detail that needs correcting and a supporting source to info@whatsincyprus.com. This is also the contact for businesses wishing to report changed hours, locations or services.

Professional advice

Relocation articles provide general information. A professional review should identify the reviewer, their relevant qualifications and the review date on the article itself. An editorial byline is not a professional endorsement. Before acting on legal, tax or property information, confirm the official requirements and obtain advice specific to your circumstances.

Commercial links and advertising

Some tour, accommodation and service links may earn a commission. Sponsored content and referral arrangements should be disclosed where they appear. An advertisement is separate from an editorial recommendation.

Contact

For corrections, editorial questions or partnership enquiries, email info@whatsincyprus.com or visit our contact page.