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The truely free UNIQUE site, to make a geodate (date through the MAP) for travelling and meeting people at the same time! Free means totally free with no nonsense.
Welcome to our Travel dating site!
Igeodate.com is a Travel and Dating Site, but you can also find travel mates here.
Our focus is on Dating, but we are not just a Dating site.
Anyone can join our site regardless of nationality and ethnicity.
The unique focus is to serach people's current location through the map.
The streetview is shown by double-clicking anywhere on the map. Your current location can be disabled, to keep your privacy if you choose to.
This site is for people who love to travel and meet travel partners and date with native people from the destination.
Try our site, it's free. We will not charge you to send messages or anything like that. When we say free, we mean 100% FREE!
Where are all the Singles in the world?
In our site you can publish a profile, browse or search for other members, and message with the ones you like.
We would love to read your experiences in our blog section. Did your date went well? Cultural differences? Or did you get married?
That's it.
No more, no less.
But that's all you need, isn't it?
This is a Free Dating Site, not an agency. In our site you must help yourself. But if you are OK with that (and if you are nice and awesome), then hundreds of thousands of nice and awesome members are waiting to meet YOU :)
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About the culture in Cyprus
Alternative Names
Greek Cypriot, Turkish Cypriot
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Identification. Cyprus is an island in the eastern Mediterranean that was divided into a Greek southern side and a Turkish northern side after a coup instigated by the dictatorship ruling Greece in 1974 and a subsequent Turkish military offensive. Interethnic violence had earlier caused the partial separation of the two communities. With a Greek majority of around 77 percent of the population at the time of independence in 1960, many people regard Cyprus as part of the wider Greek culture. Although the island became part of the Byzantine Empire in the fourth century, .. Read full article about Cyprus
