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Cyprus recorded over 5.5 million overnight stays in July and August 2025

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More than 5.5 million overnight stays were recorded in Cyprus tourist accommodations during July and August of 2025, according to Eurostat.
These two months accounted for a significant portion of the annual tourism activity, with July and August being the busiest periods.
In comparison, Croatia experienced 54.5% of its overnight stays in the same months during 2025.
The data highlights the seasonal concentration of tourism in Cyprus, aligning with broader trends observed in other European Union member states.
The figures were published by Eurostat, emphasizing the importance of summer tourism for the Cypriot economy.

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During the summer months of July and August 2025, Cyprus witnessed over 5.5 million overnight stays in tourist accommodations, as reported by Eurostat. This period was marked as the peak season for tourism on the island, illustrating a significant concentration of holidaymakers during these months.

The Eurostat data reveals that the tourism sector remains heavily reliant on the summer months, with July and August accounting for approximately 30% of overall overnight stays in Cyprus. In contrast, other European Union countries like Croatia reported a higher percentage, with around 54.5% of their overnight stays occurring during the same months. This highlights the varying seasonal tourism trends across European destinations, with Cyprus maintaining a strong focus on summer tourism.

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