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Revenues from Cyprus Tourism down by 16.1% in April 2012

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Revenues from Cyprus Tourism down by 16.1% in April 2012

Revenues from tourism in Cyprus declined by 16.1% in April 2012 to 114.6 million euro compared with 136.7 million in April 2011, figures released by Cyprus Statistical Service (CyStat) show.

According to CyStat, total tourists arrivals in April 2012 were 189.648 compared with 199.762 in April 2011.

The average length of stay in April 2012 declined to 8.5 days compared with 9.3 in the corresponding period of 2011. Total per capita expenditure declined to 604.5 euro as opposed to 684.3 euro in April 2011, whereas total daily expenditures declined to 71.2 euro from 73.8 in April 2011.