Major technology conferences, international business events, and the growing presence of foreign companies in Limassol are acting as a crucial buffer against a sharp decline in tourism this year, according to the Cyprus Hoteliers Association.

The Cyprus hoteliers association, Pasyxe, will hold its annual general meeting to elect new leadership and mark its 90th anniversary.

Hotel bookings in Cyprus are experiencing a gradual improvement, though they remain at lower levels than anticipated for the current period, according to the chairman of the Cyprus Hoteliers Association.

Flights from Israel to Cyprus are expected to resume this week, providing a significant boost to the island’s tourism sector. This development was confirmed by the Cyprus Hoteliers Association.

Hotel occupancy in Cyprus ranged between 25% and 45% during the Easter period, with cancellations and weak booking trends continuing to negatively impact the sector, according to the Cyprus hoteliers association.

Cyprus hoteliers in Ayia Napa, Protaras, and Larnaca are warning of a sharp slowdown in early season bookings, as the Middle East war continues to weigh on travel demand, prompting Larnaca to initiate a comprehensive tourism drive to mitigate these negative effects.

Limassol's tourism sector has seen a significant decline this year, with major technology conferences and international business events providing a crucial buffer against further losses, according to the Cyprus Hoteliers Association.

The Cyprus hotel sector experienced an improvement in June following challenging preceding months, though the market still remains below the levels typically expected for the season, according to the chairman of the Cyprus Hoteliers Association.

Christos Tsanos has been re-elected as president of the Limassol district branch of the Cyprus Hoteliers Association (Pasyxe), aiming for stability in the city's hotel industry.

Cyprus hoteliers report a sharp decline in summer tourist bookings, with new reservations significantly below last year's levels, attributing the downturn to the ongoing Middle East war.

Cyprus hoteliers are reporting cancellations and a slowdown in new bookings for April and May following a US travel advisory for the island, prompting industry groups to urge calm and coordination with the government.

The Cyprus Hoteliers Association (Pasyxe) elected Yiannos Pantazis as its new president, succeeding Thanos Michaelides, at its 90th-anniversary AGM, where Michaelides also called for a crisis management team to address challenges in the tourism industry.

Ierokipia mayor Nikos Palios met with Christos Angelides, chairman of the Cyprus Hoteliers’ Association (Pasyxe), and other members to discuss strategies for improving the local tourism product and fostering cooperation.

Holiday bookings for the upcoming summer season in Cyprus have fallen by 25 percent, with the director general of the Cyprus hoteliers association noting a very slow pace of reservations.

Cyprus hoteliers report that summer hotel bookings remain weak, with ongoing cancellations and no significant recovery in new reservations, six weeks into the 'Iran war.'

Hoteliers' organizations in Cyprus, Pasyxe and Stek, are reportedly dissatisfied with recently announced government support measures and are advocating for additional subsidies.