A total number of 81,062 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad in April of this year, compared to 15,338 in the corresponding month last year, recording an increase of 428,5 percent.
The main countries from which the residents of Cyprus returned in April this year, were Greece with 38,7 percent, the UK with 14 percent and Italy with 5,5 percent.
On the basis of the results of the passenger survey carried out by the Statistical Service, revenue from tourism in Cyprus reached EUR39,6 million in February of this year, compared to EUR3,8 million in February 2021 and EUR49,5 million in February 2020.
Cyprus arrivals of tourists reached 128,840 in March compared to 8,811 in March 2021 and to 55,342 tourist arrivals in March 2020.
Following a decision of the council of ministers, the Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Tourism announced a ‘Granted Vacation Programme’, for the three-month period from May 01 until July 31.
A total number of 41,399 residents of Cyprus returned from a trip abroad in February of this year, compared to 8,918 in the corresponding month in 2021, recording an increase of 364,2 percent and a decrease of 65,9 percent compared to February 2020.
On the basis of the results of the Passenger Survey carried out by the Statistical Service, Cyprus’ revenue from tourism reached EUR104,2 million in November 2021 compared to EUR6,6 million in November 2020 and EUR95,0 million in November 2019.
Cyprus arrivals of tourists reached 96,928 in December 2021 compared to 9,682 in December 2020, and to 110,330 tourist arrivals in December 2019.
Savvas Perdios, deputy minister of tourism, Cyprus, recently presented the work of the of the Ministry to date, and the direction tourism in Cyprus is now gaining.
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.
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.