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Cyprus Emerges As A Leading Destination In TUI UK’s Latest Rankings

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

January 5, 2026

Cyprus: A Multifaceted Destination

TUI UK has once again underscored Cyprus’s international appeal by featuring it prominently across three distinct travel rankings. The island’s unique combination of luxury accommodations, vibrant nightlife, and versatile wedding venues has positioned it alongside established global destinations.

Elite Wedding Options in Cyprus

In TUI UK’s guide to the best overseas wedding locations, Cyprus was highlighted as a premier wedding destination that offers an impressive range of options. Notably, couples can choose from religious ceremonies—for instance, Anglican Church services complete with personalized hymns and readings—to legal and symbolic ceremonies. This flexibility makes the island an appealing choice for diverse matrimonial celebrations. Comparable destinations, such as Greece, were also acknowledged, yet Cyprus remains singular in its broad appeal to couples seeking a memorable wedding experience.

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Ayia Napa: Where Daytime Relaxation Meets Nighttime Energy

TUI UK has also spotlighted Ayia Napa as one of Europe’s leading party holiday destinations. Renowned for its bustling Ayia Napa Square—flanked by an array of bars and clubs—the resort offers visitors a blend of daytime leisure and renowned nightlife. The area’s pristine beaches, characterized by legendary white sands, further enhance its reputation as a dual-purpose destination. Ayia Napa stands shoulder to shoulder with famed party locations such as Laganas in Zakynthos and Malia in Crete.

Swim-Up Room Luxury at Tasia Maris Beach Hotel & Spa

Adding to its appeal, a hotel in Ayia Napa was ranked among the world’s best for swim-up room experiences. The Tasia Maris Beach Hotel & Spa secured an impressive seventh place overall, bridging the gap between luxury and natural beauty with its scenic tropical backdrop and prime location. With expansive glass doors that open directly onto a terrace adjoining a sandy beach, this adults-only property offers an array of upscale amenities—from a main pool integrated with natural rock formations and water features to a swim-up bar and gourmet sea-view dining. It stands alongside elite destinations such as the Maldives, Jamaica, Mexico, and Croatia.

Conclusion: A Destination of Distinction

Through its diverse offerings, Cyprus is cementing its status as a destination that caters to luxury accommodation, lively nightlife, serene beaches, and momentous life events. TUI UK’s rankings not only celebrate the island’s comprehensive appeal but also position Cyprus as a top-tier choice for varied international travelers.

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Cyprus Posts Record Annual Growth In Q4 2025, Outpacing EU Peers

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

February 16, 2026

Record Annual Growth In Q4 2025

According to Eurostat, Cyprus posted the strongest annual GDP growth among EU member states with available data in the fourth quarter of 2025. The economy expanded by 4.5% year on year, underscoring sustained economic momentum. Quarterly, GDP also advanced by 1.4% compared with the previous quarter, reinforcing the picture of steady expansion toward the end of the year.

Moderate Economic Expansion In The Eurozone And The EU

Across the euro area and the wider European Union, growth remained considerably more modest. Seasonally adjusted GDP in the eurozone increased by 0.3% quarter on quarter in Q4 2025, matching the 0.3% rise recorded across the EU. In the preceding quarter, growth reached 0.3% in the eurozone and 0.4% in the EU.

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On an annual basis, GDP rose by 1.3% in the eurozone and 1.5% in the EU during Q4 2025, slightly below the 1.4% and 1.6% increases registered in the previous quarter. For the full year 2025, preliminary estimates point to average growth of 1.5% in the eurozone and 1.6% in the EU, based on seasonally and calendar-adjusted data.

Marginal Increase In Employment

Labour market figures show a gradual but positive movement. In the fourth quarter of 2025, employment in both the eurozone and the EU rose by 0.2% compared with the prior quarter. Year-on-year employment gains reached 0.6% in the eurozone and 0.7% across the EU. Projections for the full year indicate overall employment growth of 0.7% in the eurozone and 0.5% in the EU.

Overall, the data highlight Cyprus’s notably faster growth pace relative to the European average, pointing to strong domestic performance even as broader regional expansion continues at a measured rate.