Canadian travel to Cuba on a double-digit downturn in early 2025

Canadian travel to Cuba on a double-digit downturn in early 2025

Cuba saw a multi-month, double-digit drop in the number of Canadians visiting the island nation this past winter, raising questions about what's behind the slide.

This Saturday will be the 7th Meeting of Ministers, Ministers and High Authorities of Tourism of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America-Treaty of Trade of the Peoples (ALBA_TCP) in the city of Havana, capital of Cuba. READ ALSO: International Tourism Fair in Cuba culminates with satisfactory results The ministerial meeting will take place within the framework of the International Tourism Fair (FITCuba) 2025, which takes place in …

The main business meeting of the sector has counted in Havana, until its close this Saturday, with 850 international participants and 2,000 national. The country invited of honor in this edition is China. In the inaugural speech, the island Prime Minister, Manuel Marrero, recognized that the situation of tourism is complicated, and he blamed it mainly to the sanctions of the United States against the country. New measures Likewise, he said that …

The Minister of Tourism of Cuba, Juan Carlos García Granda, sees with optimism the tourist recovery for the winter 2025-2026, despite the fall of 29.7% in tourists.

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Tourism Minister Juan Carlos García Granda told the press that the International Tourism Fair FITCuba 2025 exceeded expectations not only from an organizational point of view, but also by the participation of more than 1 500 foreign professionals, including travel and press agencies. The post FITCuba 2025 exceeded expectations, says Tourism Minister first appeared on Cubadebate.