The Coca-Cola Christmas truck made its appearance in 1995 and to this day has given life to the magic of Christmas to millions of consumers around the world!

From the 4th to the 24th of December, the iconic Coca-Cola truck will pass through its journey from Larnaca, Limassol, Nicosia and Paphos, offering joy and gifts to young and old! It will visit the main streets of each city and will park in large supermarkets and Malls, inviting consumers to be photographed with Santa Claus and his elves!

The dates and times of the visit of the Coca-Cola Christmas truck are presented below:

4/12/21 Larnaca: Ioannides Supermarket, Metropolis Mall 17:00-18:30

5/12/21 Limassol: Sklavenitis Kato Polemidia 17:00-18:30

6/12/21 Nicosia: On the road (Engomi, Aglatzia, Latsia, Center of Nicosia) 17:30-20:00

7/12/21 Nicosia: Papantoniou Engomi 17:00-19:00

8/12/21 Nicosia: Alpha Mega Engomi 17:00-18:30

11/12/21 Paphos: Papantoniou Greece 17:00-19:00

12/12/21 Limassol: Sklavenitis Columbia 17:00-18:30

14/12/21 Nicosia: Papantoniou Engomis 17:00-19:00

15/12/21 Larnaca: Alpha Mega Larnaca 17:00-18:30

16/12/21 Paphos: Alpha Mega Paphos 17:00-18:30

18/12/21 Nicosia: THINK 30 Stasikratous, Lakatameia Metro 16:00-17:00/ 18:00-19:30

19/12/21 Limassol: Alpha Mega Capsalos 17:00-18:30

20/12/21 Larnaca: Larnaca Metro 17:00-18:30

21/12/21 Paphos: Garden of Eden (TSAKARIAS) 17:00-18:30

22/12/21 Limassol: Papantoniou Ύψωνας 17:00-19:00

23/12/21 Nicosia: Mall Lakatameias / Athienitis 16:30-18:00

23/12/21 Nicosia Makariou Avenue Nicosia 19: 0-20:30

24/12/21 Nicosia: Neo Plaza 15:00 – 16:30

24/12/21 Nicosia: Makariou Avenue Nicosia 18:00-19:00

In the stories of the Coca-Cola HBC Cyprus page on Facebook and Instagram you can follow the journey of the Christmas truck and send your photos! Look for it in the streets of Cyprus and share the optimism and joy!

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Agros, Kyperounta, Platres, Kalopanagiotis and Kakopetria will be decorated and illuminated festively, in the spirit of the days under the melodies of Christmas.

The scope of the Ministry of Tourism is to offer an authentic experience to all local and foreign visitors, by keeping the local character of our mountainous areas.

Houses with local products and handicrafts for sale, wine gastronomy shops, nature activities, such as walking or cycling in nature paths, village tours and other surprises will complete the Christmas atmosphere.

Restaurants and accommodations in those areas, will follow the festive spirit by offering a festive menu and breakfast.

The Christmas villages will operate from December 10^th, 2021 until January 6^th, 2022

The Ministry of Tourism emphasizes that all Christmas villages will operate according to the health protocols of the Ministry of Health.

Opening Hours: 11:00 – 16:00 on weekdays and

11:00 – 18:00 on weekends

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One Of the most popular tradition games is a “Secret Santa”, where people anonymously gift each other, as an act of love and rejoice.

Secret Santa is primarily a Western tradition. A philanthropist named Larry Dean Stewart is thought to be the “original Secret Santa”, who came up with the idea of giving anonymous gifts during the holidays.

For more than 25 years, Stewart secretly donated $100 bills to people in Kansas, according to USA TODAY. He also donated $25,000 in the form of $100 bills to New Yorkers after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. It wasn’t until 2006 that Stewart came out as the “Secret Santa” everyone had been wondering about for so long.

If you’ve played Secret Santa before, you know the drill: A group of people are assigned to buy a gift for another person anonymously. The game is named like so because the gift receivers have no idea who their “secret Santa” is.

Oftentimes, secret Santas will draw names out of a hat to determine who they need to buy a gift for. In many versions of the game, people try to guess who their secret Santa is after they’ve opened their gift.

The idea of starting Secret Santa in the workplace has been a very good decision as it brings some excitement amidst daily hoards of work.

Everyone can write their names on a random sheet of paper and people can pick up any random name, all the while keeping it a secret. There are Secret Santa generators as well that automate and generate a name among your colleagues to gift.

Many companies, Indian firms, MNCs have embraced this Western tradition because it is a great way to initiate bonding between employees and the company.

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