Cyprus recorded significant growth in tourism revenue during the first half of 2025, reaching €1.378 billion compared to €1.136 billion in the same period of 2024, representing an annual increase of 21.3%, according to Statistical Service data.
June 2025 records €422.3 million with 9.6% monthly increase
June 2025 alone generated €422.3 million in tourism revenue, marking a 9.6% increase from June 2024’s €385.2 million. The month’s performance contributed substantially to the strong half-year results.
Per capita tourist spending reached €847.01 in June 2025, compared to €798.77 in June 2024, representing a 6% increase in individual visitor expenditure.
Israeli tourists show highest daily spending at €149.44 per person
British tourists, comprising 36.4% of total visitors, spent an average of €103.92 daily during their stays. Polish tourists, representing 7.3% of arrivals, recorded daily spending of €90.91 per person.
Israeli tourists, accounting for 6.1% of total visitors, demonstrated the highest daily expenditure at €149.44 per person, significantly exceeding the average spending patterns of other nationality groups.
The strengthening tourism performance reinforces the sector’s position as a pivotal pillar of the Cypriot economy, with data suggesting sustained momentum heading into the remainder of 2025.
