In December 2021, the number of commercial flights in the EU  increased by 130 percent compared with December 2020. However this is still below the pre-pandemic levels (-24 percent compared with December 2019). 

On the basis of the results of the Passenger Survey carried out by the Cyprus Statistical Service, revenue from tourism in Cyprus reached EUR310,2 million in October 2021, compared to EUR77,4 million in October 2020, recording an increase of 300,8 percent. As compared to the revenue from tourism for October 2019 (EUR299,4 million), there was an increase of 3,6 percent. 

Following a successful summer sailing from Limassol, Cyprus, Royal Caribbean International has announced two more seasons of cruising from Cyprus are on the horizon.

Melco Cyprus, operator of Cyprus Casinos (C2) and the upcoming integrated resort City of Dreams Mediterranean, renewed its commitment to social responsibility through a series of charitable initiatives over the recent holiday season.

The Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Tourism announced that it has created a model for Theme Parks of Cyprus (Theme Parks of Cyprus), which aims to establish the basic features of a modern theme park and ensure the quality of services offered.

The Department of Antiquities, of the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works, recently announced the results of the last season of excavations at the site Agios Sozomenos-Djirpoulos, and the closure of the project Agios Sozomenos Excavations and Survey Project (ASESP) in the area, under the direction of the former curator of antiquities, Dr. Despina Pilides.

The Municipality of Lefkara has been announced as one of the best villages in the world.

Melco Cyprus, operator of Cyprus Casinos (C2) and the upcoming integrated resort, City of Dreams Mediterranean, announces C2 has been accredited with the esteemed third-party accreditation for Responsible Gaming -- RG Check, establishing C2 as the first in Europe to receive the endorsement.

A total number of 52,668 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad in November 2021, compared to 14,905 in the corresponding month in 2020, recording an increase of 253,4 percent and a decrease of 50,6 percent compared to November 2019.

The arrivals of Cyprus tourists reached 148,973 in November of this year compared to 8,952 in November 2020, and to 169,392 tourist arrivals in November 2019.