Energy and Economic Crisis Hit Tourism in Cuba: at Least 22,000 Jobs Have Been Affected - Entre Líneas
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The close to 22,000 workers who ceased their duties in the tourism sector did not receive formal notice of dismissal.
The minister of the sector acknowledged that the reduction “is not only a response to the most recent difficulties” on the island
Some 22,000 public jobs in the tourism sector have been affected in Cuba due to the current energy and economic crisis, and the “progressive deterioration of activity” since the Covid-19 pandemic, state media said on Saturday. “At the close of 2025, the sector had about 103,000 workers, [...] The post Energy and economic crisis hit tourism in Cuba: at least 22,000 jobs have been affected appeared first on Entre Lineas - Noticias de Chihuahua.
The Minister of Tourism admitted that the sector went from 103,000 to 83,000 employees: 22,000 Cubans were relocated as interrupts in hospitals and industries, losing tips and income in foreign currency.
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