AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism Recovery: Cyprus welcomed a record 580,889 visitors in September, up 1.8% year on year, led by growth from Israel, Britain and Greece. Arrivals for January–September remained 5.6% below last year. Visitor Pressure: Cyprus had the EU’s third-highest tourism intensity in 2025, at 19.4 overnight stays per resident, behind Croatia and Malta. Travel Rules: The EU has withdrawn ETIAS’s expected launch timetable; visa-free travellers to Cyprus have nothing to apply for or pay yet. Getting Around: Paphos remains Cyprus’s most expensive district for fuel, typically costing 3–4 cents per litre more than Nicosia—a difference that can add up for visitors hiring cars.
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