Cuba Seeks New Partners After the Departure of the Big Hotel Companies
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The president of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, announced this Friday that his government will allow modalities of investment in tourism "with new actors" in order to take advantage of the hotel infrastructure of the island after the recent partial or total departure of large foreign hotel chains, including Meliá, Iberostar, Blue Diamond (Sunwing and associated with Marriott), or Aston (Archipélago).
The Cuban president, Miguel Díaz Canel, announced this Friday that his government will allow modalities of investment in tourism “with new actors”, in order to take advantage of the hotel infrastructure in Cuba after the recent partial or total departure of large foreign hoteliers. We must go “to new modalities, with new actors, in tourism to exploit all that infrastructure that we have,” he said. “We cannot think at this moment only of the big …
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