City of Dreams Mediterranean celebrates 3 years boosting Cyprus’ year-round tourism
City of Dreams Mediterranean, a major integrated resort in Limassol, marks its third anniversary with an ambitious vision to transform Cyprus into a year-round luxury tourism destination. Since opening in 2020, the resort has attracted over eight million visitors, especially from Europe and the Middle East, showcasing its potential to extend tourism beyond the traditional summer season.
The resort combats seasonality by offering diverse attractions including world-class entertainment, sports facilities, wellness, and family activities that appeal regardless of weather. Additionally, City of Dreams Mediterranean supports local businesses, provides year-round employment for over 1,800 people, and has contributed around €111 million in gaming taxes and fees.
Beyond leisure tourism, the resort has significantly developed business tourism by hosting conferences and events, including during Cyprus’ 2026 EU Council Presidency. While collaboration across sectors remains crucial, City of Dreams Mediterranean is committed to continued investment in experiences that encourage visitors to explore Cyprus throughout the year, fostering economic resilience and growth.
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