Tourism revenue in Cyprus continued on its growth path in January, in line with arrivals that continue to increase and will probably surpass last year’s record 4 mln visitors. Based on the
Cyprus wants to see the return of Germany as a major tourist supplier to the island, with the junior minister in charge saying the increase of flights and seat capacity all bode
The Cyprus tourism sector got off to a positive start for 2025, with arrivals reaching 112,100 in January, up 27.4% from 87,961 in the same month last year. At this rate, total
Tourist arrivals broke the 4 mln mark last year, up from the previous record set in 2019, with the number of holidaymakers choosing Cyprus for their vacation rising by 5.1% to 4,040,200,
Earnings from tourism reached €407.9 mln in October, a 17.7% year on year increase from €346.5 mln in the same month last year, with per person spending also rising, up 9.3% to
Labour unions rejected the mediation proposal by the Cyprus labour minister, aimed at avoiding an all-out conflict in the hotel sector, citing that the collective agreement should have a more solid legal
Tourist arrivals in Cyprus saw an annual increase of 4.5% in September, rising to 509,463 compared to 487,350 in the same month last year, while year-to-date this number has grown to 3,268,090
Tourists from Switzerland were the biggest spenders in Cyprus in July, staying on average half a day longer and dishing out about €170 more per person than in the same month last
German tourists were the top spenders in Cyprus in March, up from fifth last year, and dished out €779 per person which, based on an average stay of 7.9 days, works out
Tourist arrivals as well as overseas travel by Cyprus residents were down in April, with arrivals dropping by 2.7% to 333,563 in April, compared to 342,736 in April last year, recording a
