Cyprus Mail26 Jun 2026

May tourist arrivals down 4.9 per cent

The impacts on tourism from recent developments in the region have so far been manageable despite arrivals dropping by 4.9 per cent compared to 2025, Deputy Minister of tourism Costas Koumis said on Friday.

“[We are optimistic] about the positive course of the market, pointing out that the Deputy Ministry will continue to closely monitor the development of air connections,” he said....

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