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Review of international travel to Cyprus


   Imagine a country about the size of Connecticut with 1 million people. Then divide it two thrives, one-third, each section with its own culture, religion, food, flag, language and traditions.

This is the island of Cyprus. Ruled during various periods by the greeks, Romans, Ottoman Turks and British, it was politically and physically split in 1974, when tensions between Greek and Turkish Cypriots came to a head and Turkey intervened to stop a coup led by a Greek military junta.

Nowhere are the contrasts more striking than in the ancient city of Nicosia, Europe's last divided capital. Free of conflict since 1996, Cyprus today is a resort popular with sun-seeking Europeans. Most don't visit the city that's been the capital for 1000 years and from a beach chair it's hard to visualize the island as a country broken in two.

Review of international travel and budget resorts
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