According to the report, which is based on the Cyprus Statistical Service’s travellers survey, tourism revenue for April 2024 was reported to have reached €217.4 million, a slight decrease of just 0.1 per cent compared to April last year, which saw a revenue of €217.6 million. From January to April 2024, tourism revenue totalled €440.7 million, marking an increase from €417.6 million in the corresponding period of the previous year. April 2024 also witnessed a notable rise in tourist expenditure per capita, climbing by 2.6 per cent to €651.69, up from €634.89 in April 2023.

British tourists, who accounted for 35.3 per cent of all tourists in April, spent an average of €81.21 per day. Moreover, Israeli tourists, the second largest group with 10.7 per cent of the total, spent an average of €140.03 per day. Polish visitors, the third largest group at 7.6 per cent, spent around €80.67 daily. Tourists from Switzerland were the highest spenders per day in April 2024, with an average of €144.35, followed closely by Belgians at €141.70 and Israelis at €140.03.

Conversely, the lowest daily expenditures were noted among Greek tourists at €43.28, Italians at €74.11, and Swedes at €76.93.

Source: Cyprus Mail