Meliá

Meliá, a leading Spanish hotel chain, faces challenges in Cuba's struggling tourism sector, involving criticism over service quality, investment disputes, and strategic closures.

Gerardo Hernández Highlights Empty Cuban Beaches in Critique of U.S. Policy

Published on 6/27/2026

Marco Rubio Warns: Doing Business with GAESA Could Be Costly

Published on 6/23/2026

Cuban Tourism Faces Dire Straits: Flight Reductions, Power Outages, and Empty Hotels

Published on 5/18/2026

Cuba Faces Diminishing Air Links Amid Heightened U.S. Pressure on the Regime

Published on 5/18/2026

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

Published on 5/8/2026

Empty and Abandoned: The Stark Reality of Valentin Perla Blanca Hotel in Cayo Santa Maria

Published on 4/23/2026

Cuba's State Laundry in Cárdenas Air-Dries Varadero Hotel Linens on Fences

Published on 4/11/2026

Spanish Hotel Industry on Edge Amid Cuba's Ongoing Crisis

Published on 2/17/2026

Iberostar and Valentin Follow Meliá's Lead in Shutting Down Hotels in Cuba

Published on 2/12/2026

Staggering Investment in Aging Cuban Hotel Sparks Controversy

Published on 7/29/2025

Spanish Honeymooner Slams Poor Quality of Food and Service at Cuban Hotel

Published on 6/23/2025