Cuba: un país en ruinas que ha salido del mapa turístico
🏝 Cuba's hotel occupancy sits at barely 25%, reflecting a political and social decline with tourism not expected to recover until 2030. In 2024, Cuba witnessed a 10% decrease in international travelers to 2.2 million, marking a 17-year low. Tourism revenue plummeted to $1.216 billion, a 61% drop from pre-pandemic levels. Over 10,000 skilled tourism workers have emigrated in the last three years, and companies like Iberojet have ceased flights while Iberia reduced frequencies. Meliá created an importing company in July to combat widespread shortages in Cuban hotels. Despite tourism struggles, Cuba allocated 40% of its first-half-year investments to the sector, investing 4.6 times more in hotel room construction than in education, health, or agriculture.
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