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Barceló exits Cuba, joining Meliá and Iberostar, amid changing dynamics with the U.S. This shift impacts Spanish-Cuban ties and opens doors for American hotels.

Cuban Ministry of Tourism Addresses Departure of Spanish Hotel Chains
Cuban Ministry of Tourism Addresses Departure of Spanish Hotel Chains

Published on 7/29/2026

Meliá Sign Removed from Hotel Cohiba: A Visual Marker of the End of an Era in Cuban Tourism
Meliá Sign Removed from Hotel Cohiba: A Visual Marker of the End of an Era in Cuban Tourism

Published on 7/28/2026

Meliá Concludes Exit from Cuba, Halts Operations at 34 Hotels on the Island
Meliá Concludes Exit from Cuba, Halts Operations at 34 Hotels on the Island

Published on 7/24/2026

Will the Exit of Meliá, Iberostar, and Barceló Pave the Way for American Hotel Giants in Cuba?
Will the Exit of Meliá, Iberostar, and Barceló Pave the Way for American Hotel Giants in Cuba?

Published on 7/23/2026

Banks Applaud Meliá's Exit from Cuba: A New Era for Investment
Banks Applaud Meliá's Exit from Cuba: A New Era for Investment

Published on 7/23/2026

Spanish Hotel Chains Iberostar and Barceló Follow Meliá in Exiting Cuba
Spanish Hotel Chains Iberostar and Barceló Follow Meliá in Exiting Cuba

Published on 7/21/2026

Can Spanish Hotel Chains Forge Ties with Trump? New Dynamics in the Fight Against GAESA
Can Spanish Hotel Chains Forge Ties with Trump? New Dynamics in the Fight Against GAESA

Published on 5/8/2026