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Cyprus hotel occupancy rates remain low despite June improvements

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June saw improved hotel activity in Cyprus compared to previous months.
Occupancy rates are still below usual seasonal levels, with the average at 60% in some areas.
Limassol shows the best occupancy due to business tourism, but still lower than past years.
The UK remains the leading source market for Cypriot tourism.

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The hotel industry in Cyprus experienced some recovery in June 2026, with improved activity compared to the preceding months, according to Thanos Michaelides, the Chairman of the Cyprus Hoteliers Association (Pasyxe). However, he cautioned that occupancy rates remain below the typical levels expected for the high season. Michaelides highlighted that while there was a noticeable improvement, the overall momentum in the tourism market continues to lag.

In particular, occupancy rates in the resort areas, such as Famagusta, were reported to be around 60%, which is still considered low for this time of year. Michaelides noted that although the hotel traffic had improved in June, bookings remained depressingly low, adding to concerns about the full recovery of the sector. Various outlets echoed this sentiment, stating that while there were signs of a rebound, the industry is still in a fragile state and requires further growth to reach pre-pandemic performance levels.

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