AEGEAN recently announced that Dimitris Gerogiannis, a founding executive of the company since its first year of operation in 1999, and CEO for the last 20 years, is completing his leadership of the company.

The Municipality of Larnaca was awarded a Green Flag within the framework of the ‘Pancyprian Awards Green Cities & Green Communities of Cyprus 2025’, during the 8th Annual Awards Ceremony held on October 05 of this year at the Presidential Palace.

Jet2 recently put its Summer 2028 programme on sale, meaning its summer flights and holidays are available earlier than ever, in direct response to the demand from holidaymakers looking to book early.

AEGEAN continues to strategically expand its network, further strengthening Greece’s international connectivity and reinforcing Athens’ position as a key hub in the region.

Between April and June (Q2) of this year, tourists spent 258.8 million nights in EU short-term rental accommodation booked through Airbnb, Booking, or Expedia.

Based on the results of the Passengers Survey carried out by the Statistical Service, Cyprus’ revenue from tourism reached EUR536,5 million in July of this year, recording an increase of 4,6 percent compared to the corresponding month of 2025 (EUR513,0 million).

Eurostat has recently announced that between June and August 2026, there were more than two million commercial flights in the EU. 

The Patticheio Municipal Park has always been Larnaca city’s green retreat, popular with walkers and joggers for its winding nature trails that are part of the wider environs of Larnaca Salt Lake, and the Municipal Amphitheatre nestled in its centre, hosting premium events under the stars.

The European Commission recently  launched a new initiative to boost women's employment across the Middle East and North Africa.

In 2025, 116 people deceased due to air accidents in the EU involving an EU-registered aircraft, 25 more than in 2024 (91). Since 2021, in total 638 departed in aviation accidents across the EU territory involving EU-registered aircraft.