Tourism Crisis

Cuba faces a tourism crisis with empty streets and hotels in Havana and Varadero, impacted by hurricanes and rising costs. Forecasts predict challenges through 2025.

Argentinian Tourists Claim Cuba "Has It All" from a Resort in Cayo Largo

Published on 1/14/2026

Cuban Foreign Minister Blames U.S. for Tourism Crisis Amid National Turmoil

Published on 10/30/2025

Russian Tourist Likens Cuban Hotel Stay to Soviet-Era Shortages

Published on 10/3/2025

Tourists Reassured Amidst Nationwide Blackout in Cuba

Published on 9/11/2025

"Astonishing It's Not Completely Looted: The Abandoned Cayo Coco Hotel's Current State"

Published on 9/6/2025

Varadero vs. Guardalavaca: Which Beach Captures True Beauty? Cuban Influencer Sparks Social Media Debate

Published on 7/6/2025

Cuban Tourism Drought: Young Cuban Highlights Empty Varadero Streets

Published on 6/28/2025

Cubans Amazed by Varadero: "Back Home, We Only Have Wooden Houses"

Published on 5/1/2025

Cuba to Require Electronic Visa as Sole Entry Method Starting July 1, 2025

Published on 4/15/2025

Varadero's Nightlife Vanishes: Empty Hotels, Deserted Streets, and Unaffordable Prices for Cubans

Published on 3/10/2025

Chilean Tourist's Eye-Opening Trip to Cuba: "Some Things Left Me with a Heavy Heart"

Published on 3/10/2025

Tourist Areas of Old Havana Empty on a Saturday Afternoon

Published on 1/28/2025

Cuban Government Predicts Prolonged Tourism Crisis Through 2025

Published on 12/18/2024

Cuba Set to Fall Short of 3 Million Tourist Goal for 2024

Published on 11/19/2024

Tourism Crisis in Cuba Deepens: Hurricanes Strike, Agencies Depart, Hotels Empty Out

Published on 11/6/2024

Old Havana Deserted by Tourists

Published on 7/18/2024