AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAirport Operations: Cyprus airports are handling about 50,000 passengers a day at peak summer, with Larnaca at roughly 36,000 daily across ~230 flights and Paphos around 14,000 across 95 flights, after road access to Larnaca’s arrivals area reopened to ease congestion. Tourism Demand: Israeli holidaymakers are increasingly choosing Cyprus as a short-break option, with reports citing affordability, safety, proximity and growing flight links—over 150 weekly flights between Paphos and Larnaca and around 600,000 Israeli visitors in 2025. Travel Policy: Cyprus consulates issue visas only for travel via official entry-exit points (Larnaca and Paphos airports) and where stays don’t involve accommodation in illegally occupied property areas. Property & Housing: Cyprus is consulting on an overhaul of forced property sales, including moving valuations to private valuers and applying a fixed 15% auction reduction after an unsuccessful sale. Local Life: Nicosia municipal services and key markets will close on August 15 for Assumption Day, with waste collection continuing as normal. Accommodation Trends: Glamping in Cyprus is growing, but regulation is still missing—no clear licensing category or register exists as lawmakers consider a framework.
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