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The arrivals of tourists reached 149.857 in November 2022 compared to 148.973 in November 2021, recording an increase of 0,6%. For the period of January –
November 2022, arrivals of tourists totalled 3.091.039 compared to 1.840.003
in the corresponding period of 2021, 621.927 in the period of January –
November 2020 and 3.866.447 arrivals in the period of January – November
2019.  Analysis of countries Arrivals from the United
Kingdom were the main source of tourism for November 2022, with a share of
25,5% (38.265) of total arrivals, followed by Israel with 11,6% (17.380), Greece
with 10,1% (15.190), Germany with 10,1% (15.065) and Poland with 9,2%
(13.759). Purpose of visit For a percentage of 70,8% of
tourists, the purpose of their trip in November 2022 was holidays, for 15,0%
visit to friends and relatives and for 14,0% business. Respectively, in
November 2021, 75,8% of tourists visited Cyprus for holidays, 13,3% visited
friends or relatives and 10,9% visited Cyprus for business reasons.
Methodological Notes Definitions Tourists – Visitors who stay
for at least one night in Cyprus. Tourist arrivals – The term
refers to the number of trips and not to the number of persons. This differs
in the sense that one person can take more than one trips during the
reference period. Source of data and coverage The data are obtained from the
Passengers Survey which is carried out at the points of arrival in Larnaka
and Pafos airports. Additionally, data are also collected from administrative
sources, such as the monthly arrivals from ports. The data covers all persons who
pass through passport control at the ports and airports in the Government
controlled area of Cyprus. It does not include travelers who arrive and
depart illegally via ports and airports in the occupied part of Cyprus. The weighting was conducted
based on the data sent to the Statistical Service by the Civil Aviation
Department and from the ship manifests, as well as on the data sent by the
Analysis and Statistics Office of the Cyprus Police. For more information: CYSTAT Portal, subtheme Tourism, CYSTAT-DB (Online Database), Predefined Tables (Excel), Methodological Information Contact: Lucy Panayidou: Tel.:+35722602152,
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