Cyprus Mail3 Jul 2026

Israeli outlets praise Cyprus as holiday destination

Cyprus’ tourism sector is receiving growing attention in the Israeli media, with a number of leading news outlets reporting a partial recovery in visitor numbers following disruption caused by the conflict between Israel and Iran.

Recent coverage has linked the earlier slowdown in tourism to the regional conflict while portraying Cyprus as a nearby, affordable, safe and welcoming destination for Israeli travellers....

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