Work on one of the most important urban development projects of coastal Paphos – its grand bus terminal – will be completed before the year’s end, Philenews reported on Tuesday citing insiders.
Cyprus’ largest bus terminal is an initiative spearheaded by local authorities in 2021 and expected to be key not only to the mobility in the city but also to its economic future.
The terminal will also significantly contribute to the rebooting of the tourism sector and its related enterprises, as more and more people will be able to travel to Paphos in order to experience the city’s hospitality.
The venue of the terminal itself is located in the municipal parking lot of Karavella.
And upon completion, a large main building will be erected at the locations – alongside a bus stand and taxi parking spaces, as well as modern boarding stops and appropriate sanitation.
As part of the same project, two additional bus transit spaces will also be created – one on the Tombs Avenue of the Kings and another one at the harbour at Kato Paphos.
It will also further enhance public transportation in the entirety of the city, through the installation of over 190 smart bus stops around the urban area, alongside some 30 new public toilets.
