Cyprus is on the verge of hitting a new milestone in air travel as Hermes Airports anticipates an influx of up to 13 million passengers in 2025. This reflects a notable 5.6% annual increase from last year’s figures, further cementing the island’s reputation as a thriving hub of connectivity.
With 55 airlines ready to operate flights to and from 158 destinations across 39 countries, the surge in passenger traffic is no coincidence. Hermes Airports, the body managing Larnaca and Paphos international airports, attributes this growth to strategic efforts aimed at enhancing air connectivity to and from Cyprus.
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New Routes And Airlines
The summer schedule introduces exciting new direct routes including Riyadh, Venice, Marseille, Düsseldorf, Lyon, and Sibiu. Significantly, the Riyadh-Larnaca connection debuts Saudia’s inclusion in Cyprus’s scheduled route network. Fresh names like AnimaWings, SkyUP, and Air Haifa are entering the market, adding vibrant options to regional air travel.
A Resilient Tourism Sector
Despite losing significant markets such as Russian and Ukrainian travel and facing global economic uncertainties, Cyprus’s tourism remains strong.
As we approach the summer, Hermes Airports is geared up to manage 145 flights daily, underscoring Cyprus’s role as a pivotal player in the Mediterranean air travel sphere. Stay tuned as Cyprus continues its journey of growth, leveraging strategic connections and resilient infrastructure.
