The Larnaka Tourism Board expressed its great satisfaction over the achievement of a long-standing and strategically important objective, aimed at substantially strengthening the presence of the Larnaca Region in the UK tourism market.

Larnaka Tourism Board (LTB) has won one Platinum and four Gold awards at the prestigious ‘Cyprus Tourism Awards’, held on June 04 of  this year, reaffirming the board’s ongoing commitment to sustainable, innovative, and high-quality tourism development in Larnaka region.

Cyprus arrivals of tourists reached 303.031 in April of this year compared to 418.730 in April 2025, recording a decrease of 27,6 percent. For the period of January – April of current year, arrivals of tourists totalled 710.370 compared to 865.326 in the corresponding period of 2025, recording a decrease of 17,9 percent.

The United Nations General Assembly mandated UN Tourism with the implementation of the International Year. Now, with its launch of its new Road Map, the organisation has taken another step towards delivering on its responsibility. The Road Map is the product of a collaborative process, and was warmly welcomed by UN Tourism's Committee on Tourism and Sustainability (CTS).

In 2025, the estimated number of nights spent at tourist accommodation establishments in the EU reached 3.08 billion, exceeding the previous year by 61.5 million, or two percent.

A meeting of Costas Koumis, deputy minister of tourism, Cyprus, with the mayors of Ayia Napa and Paralimni-Dheryne, Christos Zannetou and George Nikolettos, took place January 05, at the Giorgos Seferis Cultural Centre in Ayia Napa. The meeting took place including the presence of the deputy mayors of the two municipalities, members of the Famagusta Tourism Development and Promotion Company, PASYXE, ACTTA, SIKAA and other tourism bodies.

World Travel Market London 2025 closed with a high-profile fireside chat, this year featuring an Oscar-nominated British actor sharing his love of travel with a senior member of the UK government in front of a standing-room-only crowd.

Cyprus tourist arrivals reached 570.635 this September compared to 509.463 in September 2024, recording an increase of 12 percent. For the period of January – September of this year, arrivals of tourists totalled 3.604.790 compared to 3.268.090 in the corresponding period of 2024, recording an increase of 10,3 percent.

Based on the results of the passenger’s survey carried out by the Statistical Service, Cyprus revenue from tourism reached EUR513 million in July of this year, recording an increase of 8,2 percent as compared to the corresponding month of 2024 (EUR474,0 million).

Cyprus arrivals of tourists reached 602.026 in August of this year compared to 554.923 in August 2024, recording an increase of 8,5 percent. For the period of January – August 2025, arrivals of tourists totalled 3.034.155 compared to 2.758.627 in the corresponding period of 2024, recording an increase of 10 percent.