Cyprus–Israel ties and tourism ripple: More Israelis are moving to and investing in Cyprus as a “Plan B” amid insecurity at home, with Limassol singled out for new home purchases and business transfers. Nicosia housing for visitors-to-students: Nicosia’s historic Faneromeni area is set to gain 200 new private student rooms, adding to existing municipal supply and aiming to revive listed buildings. Travel costs hit dining plans: Eating out in Cyprus is up sharply since 2023, with hospitality groups pointing to energy and alcohol price pressure. Fuel price pressure: The finance ministry says it’s monitoring rising fuel costs linked to the Middle East, with possible targeted tax moves discussed. Tourism infrastructure spotlight: Transport Minister Evanthia Tsolaki visited DP World Limassol, stressing the port’s role as a cruise gateway. Festive travel ideas: Nine Christmas villages will run across Cyprus from Nov 21 to Jan 6, featuring local crafts, food and guided nature activities. Regional security, holiday impact: Cyprus is among participants in Greece-led Medusa 15 drills in Crete, where tourists watched operations close up. Diplomacy on the move: President Christodoulides heads to New York for UN meetings, with Cyprus talks and energy on the agenda. Business cooperation: Invest Cyprus and Greece’s Enterprise Greece are pushing new deals in sectors including tourism, shipping, energy and tech.