Paphos hotels are revving up for a late June rally, with occupancy rates expected to reach between 65% to 85%. Despite a slow start to the month, local festivals like Kataklysmos are breathing life into the region, hinting at Paphos’s potential as a yearround tourist destination.
Cyprus hoteliers are bracing for a tough summer ahead, expecting lower occupancy rates due to geopolitical tensions and economic challenges in key markets like the UK and Israel. Efforts to diversify tourist sources and streamline workforce processes are underway to combat these obstacles amidst regional instability and a global labor shortage.
Paphos hotels are facing challenges with low booking numbers as peak tourist season approaches, notably for key periods like the Cypriot carnival and national holidays. Uncertainty in tourism markets, such as Israeli and British visitors, as well as potential disruptions in aviation, are contributing to the concerns among hoteliers.
