AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHeat & safety: Cyprus and Turkey are both in peak summer mode, with inland areas pushing past 40C and wildfire risk staying elevated—tourists are urged to follow official meteorology warnings and plan around the hottest hours. EV push: Cyprus aims for 85,000 electric vehicles by 2030, but adoption is still tiny (BEV+PHEV at 0.77% as of 2025), with the government pointing to subsidies and registration targets as the path forward. Tourism jobs pressure: June unemployment in Cyprus rose by 9.9%, with the sector still feeling the knock-on effects of regional disruption and a delayed summer ramp-up. Aviation policy risk: Cyprus is warning that proposed EU aviation state-aid cuts could leave the island economically and geographically isolated, since air links are its lifeline. Border chaos watch: The EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) is still facing “technical problems,” and airlines warn queues could worsen during July and August. Accommodation licensing: Only 23% of Cyprus tourist accommodation is fully licensed, highlighting ongoing compliance gaps. Volunteer call: Animal Rescue Cyprus says it’s down to 11 volunteers caring for 1,350 animals and needs help, especially during set shifts.
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