Hermes Airports has announced a historic milestone for Cyprus’s international airports, with combined passenger traffic at Larnaca and Paphos airports surpassing 12 million passengers on December 20, 2024.
The achievement marks a new era for Cyprus’s tourism and aviation sectors, demonstrating strong recovery following pandemic-related challenges and geopolitical developments.
The record validates the resilience of Cyprus’s tourism industry and strengthens the country’s position as a leading destination in the wider region.
Since taking over airport operations, Hermes Airports has implemented a systematic strategy to enhance Cyprus’s connectivity, successfully attracting new airlines and expanding the destination network.
This approach has significantly improved the country’s air links, making Cyprus more competitive for both tourists and residents seeking travel options.
The company said it remains committed to further expanding connectivity with a focus on sustainable tourism development. Hermes Airports acknowledged the support of partner airlines, the Deputy Ministry of Tourism, the Ministry of Transport, and other stakeholders in reaching this milestone.
“This achievement not only represents success for the tourism sector but also provides a strong foundation for further development, pointing the way to an even more promising future”, the company said in a statement.
