Cyprus Tourism Revenue Hits €1.89bn in Jan-July, Up 17.4% Year-on-Year

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July alone brought in €513m (+8.2%), while average spend per visitor edged higher; the UK remains the top market, followed by Israel and Poland.

Tourism income for January-July 2025 is estimated at €1,891.1 million, up from €1,610.4 million in the same period of 2024, an increase of 17.4%, according to data published Monday by the Statistical Service.

July snapshot

Based on the Service’s Passengers Survey, tourism revenue reached €513 million in July 2025, an 8.2% rise compared with July 2024 (€474 million).

Expenditure analysis

The average expenditure per person stood at €870.78 in July 2025, up 1.3% from €859.95 a year earlier. Visitors from the United Kingdom -Cyprus’s largest market at 32.2% of total arrivals in July- spent an average of €100.29 per day. Tourists from Israel, the second-largest market with a 13% share, spent €151.10 per day, while visitors from Poland, the third-largest market at 7.4%, spent €90.23 per day on average.

 

CNA sourced reporting