One in Four Cyprus Residents Unable to Afford Annual Holiday
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Eurostat figures show a sad reality for about 30% of Europeans. Eurostat figures published on Thursday show that about 27.5% of the European Union population over 16 years of age could not afford a holiday week a year away from home.
We are among the worst countries in Europe.
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 […]
AGI - Forbidden holidays for almost one in three Europeans in 2025. According to Eurostat, the European Union's statistical office, 27.5% of EU citizens had to give up their holidays. 27.5% of EU citizens gave up their holidays This percentage increased by 0.5 percentage points compared to 2024, but is significantly lower (by 7.7 percentage points) than ten years ago, in 2015. EU States The highest percentages of people who could not afford a we…
Portugal is still above the EU average in the number of people without the financial capacity to spend a week's vacation away from home, while in all 27 Member States reality affects about one in four citizens, in Portugal the problem affects almost one third of the population.
For Norwegians, the rate is only 9.1 percent, while for Romanians it is 61.4 percent.
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