recovery

Oct

04

2017

Deputy Minister of Tourism ratifies Cuba will be fully recovered for high season

During a working visit to Spain, the Deputy Minister of Tourism of Cuba (MINTUR) Mr. Luis Miguel Díaz, met with the local press in the Madrid offices of Grupo Excelencias.

In this meeting, the deputy minister thanked the press for its quick response in such a short notice and for the opportunity to meet with the main tour operators, airlines and specialized press to give them an update of the situation of Cuban tourism, its state and recovery after the passing of Hurricane Irma.

Oct

04

2017

Cuba Operators Concerned about Exaggerated Hurricane Media Coverage

Operators of tours to Cuba are concerned that the picture presented in the major media of the hurricane damage to the island will discourage travel to Cuba.

“Unfortunately, there has been quite a bit of misreporting on conditions in Cuba,” said Bob Drumm, president of Alexander + Roberts. “The all-inclusive resorts on the Cuban keys are not relevant to American travelers, for example.”

Sep

15

2017

INFORMATION FROM THE MINISTRY OF TOURISM OF THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA ON THE STATE OF TOURIST POLES IN THE DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE COUNTRY AFTER THE IMPACT OF HURRICANE IRMA.

The Embassy of the Republic of Cuba in the Kingdom of the Netherlands has the honor to inform on the state of the tourist poles of the country following the passing of Hurricane Irma.