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Cyprus Tourism Rebounds Despite Earlier Drone Incident at Akrotiri Base
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Cyprus Tourism Rebounds Despite Earlier Drone Incident at Akrotiri Base
Cyprus’s tourism sector is showing signs of recovery, with the negative impact of March’s drone incident at the Akrotiri base now largely contained, according to figures released by the Statistical Service. The decline in tourist arrivals in July was limited to just 1.1 per cent, with 582,754 arrivals recorded compared with 589,116 in the same month last year. For the period January to July, however, Cyprus received 204,640 fewer visitors than i…
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