Many Hungarians and Cypriots Cannot Afford Annual Holiday

A significant portion of the population in both Hungary and Cyprus cannot afford to take an annual one-week holiday. Reports indicate that four out of ten Hungarians and one in four Cyprus residents face this financial constraint.

30 Jul, 13:36 — 30 Jul, 13:36

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One in four Cyprus residents unable to afford annual holiday

Cyprus residents faced continued difficulty affording a week-long annual holiday in 2025, with Eurostat data released on Thursday showing that 27.6 per cent of people aged 16 and over could not afford a one-week break away from home. The figure placed Cyprus slightly above the European Union average, where 27.5 per cent of the population […]

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