Larnaca Hotel Bookings Decline Amidst Middle East Conflict
Larnaca hotel bookings have seen a 15% decrease, with the Middle East war cited as a primary reason for the decline. The local tourism industry is now pinning its hopes on UK carriers to boost occupancy.
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Larnaca hotel bookings down, hope now on UK carriers
Hotel occupancy in Larnaca fell by 15 per cent in July compared with the same month last year, a decline Larnaca hotel association chairman Marios Polyviou attributed to the conflict in the Middle East. “There is still uncertainty in the tourist market,” Polyviou told the Cyprus News Agency on Tuesday. He said hoteliers were keeping […]
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Larnaca hotel occupancy fell by around 15% in July and August compared with 2025, though last-minute bookings are giving the industry cautious hope of an improved picture. Speaking to CNA, Larnaca PASYXE President Marios Polyviou said the city was significantly affected by the war in the Middle East and continuing geopolitical uncertainty. The impact was […]
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