Hoteliers are turning to Cypriots still in a holiday mode to boost occupancy, with tourist numbers still nowhere near those of the pre-coronavirus era, despite a last-minute upturn. While hoping an upward
Despite the British government’s travel rethink on lifting travel restrictions for vaccinated tourists, it might come too late as the summer season shortens. Earlier this week, Cyprus’ hopes of salvaging a blighted
Despite no British tourists arriving at their establishments, Cyprus hotels expect to see many more Cypriot guests during the three-day holiday weekend for the Kataklysmos (Flood) Festival. However, hoteliers are not happy
UK budget airline Jet2 has seen bookings to Cyprus surge by 200% after the island declared that vaccinated British holidaymakers could visit this summer. Jet2 has reported a spike in bookings to
The Central Bank of Cyprus has approved a new loan repayment moratorium until the end of June to mitigate the impact of a new three-week lockdown to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Europe going into lockdown has delivered the final blow of any hopes that Cyprus tourism shareholders can keep tourist arrivals alive during the last months of the year. The latest development –
Cypriots are making the most of an upgraded state scheme to boost domestic tourism by encouraging them to take a discounted local holiday during the pandemic. However, tourism stakeholders feel this is
Cypriots are embracing the special support scheme for domestic tourism, launched by the government to encourage people to take a discounted local holiday post-summer peak. With hotels participating in the incentive lowering
Cyprus on Monday confirmed another 12 new COVID-19 cases, seven were Cypriots tested randomly while on holiday in Paphos while two others were among tourist arrivals. The daily count went up from
Cyprus removing Greece from its ‘safe’ list has caused an uproar among tourism stakeholders who perceive the downgrade as the final blow to the country’s summer season. After health authorities revised the
