DP World Limassol had one of its best years since taking over as operator in 2017. The company recorded an impressive performance in 2022, with Limassol port’s cruise business and cargo volumes growing significantly compared with 2021.

Larnaka Tourism Board (LTB) continues to grow with the addition of Agios Theodoros community, which seeks to further promote and develop its unique, alternative tourism product through its new membership.

Hotelbeds has seen a significant rebound in demand since the start of this year, including securing its best booking fortnight by revenue in its history, securing more reservations from January 09-22 than ever before. During peak times, Hotelbeds recorded one booking per second.

At the time, President of the Republic, Nicos Anastasiades, and other distinguished guests were given a preview tour of City of Dreams Mediterranean on January 30, during a reception hosted by Melco Resorts & Entertainment Chairman and CEO, Lawrence Ho and CNS Group managing director Melis Shiacolas, ahead of the opening of Europe’s first integrated resort later this year.

The Cyprus Statistical Service announced the publication of the report entitled ‘Registration of Motor Vehicles’ for January 2023.

Cyprus Airways, the flag carrier airline of Cyprus, assisted the aid efforts to the affected areas of the devastating earthquake which took place in early February, by making available its aircraft and capacity for governments, charities and organisations that need transportation of goods, medicines and rescue teams or equipment.

The EU tourism industry seems to be strongly rebounding from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Planning to open its doors at the beginning of March, Paradox Museum Limassol is Limassol Marina’s newest and incredibly exciting addition to its commercial area! Permanently based inside the marina’s TRAKASOL Cultural Center, Paradox Museum Limassol promises to offer visitors a thrilling experience that seeks to combine education and entertainment elevating their experience for anything unexpected. 

On the basis of the results of the Passenger Survey carried out by the Cyprus Statistical Service, revenue from tourism for the island reached EUR96,4 million in November 2022 compared to EUR104,2 million in November 2021, recording a decrease of 7,5 percent. 

Cyprus Airways recently announced that after long negotiations it has secured relevant permission and landing slots to operate up to three weekly flights to the UAE’s most populous city, Dubai. Flights will operate to and from Dubai International Airport (DXB).