Cyprus Economy

Cyprus Economy

Black-winged stilts fly by in the background of the City of Dreams Mediterranean casino resort in the Mediterranean port of Limassol. Cyprus, Thursday, May 25, 2023. The casino resort in Limassol will open in June this year. According to the Cypriot government, City of Dreams Mediterranean will bring up to 700 million euros to the country's treasury every year. And this is 4% of the total GDP of the Republic of Cyprus. In addition, the City of Dreams Mediterranean will attract an additional 300,000 tourists to the island a year, which will help solve the problem of seasonal tourism. (Photo by Danil Shamkin/NurPhoto)

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