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Cyprus tourism revenues plunge 35% as Iran war drives away visitors

Cyprus tourism revenues plunge 35% as Iran war drives away visitors

Cyprus tourism revenues fell 35.1% year-on-year in April 2026, dropping to €197.5 million from €304.2 million in April 2025, as the war in Iran drove visitors away from the island, according to data from the Statistical Service.

The decline was driven mainly by a drop in tourist arrivals linked to the conflict and its impact on the wider region, according to the Travellers Survey. The war broke out on February 28, and its immediate effect on Cyprus was felt within days. A drone struck a...

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