Israeli tourists and investors are disrupting Cypriot communities and businesses, with nearly 600,000 trips and growing investment, leading to increased frustration and calls for stricter regulations. The Israeli government has been criticized for not addressing the issue adequately.
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Why Israeli tourists and investors are unsettling Cypriots
Israeli tourism in Cyprus is surging, with nearly 600,000 trips by Israelis last year and growing investment across multiple industries. Israeli politics has even broken through. Cypriots say the influx is threatening local businesses and pushing communities out of their neighbourhoods. Al Jazeera’s Nils Adler @n.adler.media reports.
Published On 24 Oct 2026
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