ADVERTORIAL
AMERICAS AND CARIBBEAN PAVILION: Stand CA140
CUBA’S HIGH SEASON 2017
Despite Hurricane Irma’s worst efforts, Cuba will be ready for its high season... better than ever.
Blue Diamond and Paradisus – has been decisive. The hotel infrastructure has been restored in phases, with the final re-openings expected on November 15, in anticipation of a high season that will boast superior facilities and with a greater degree of conservation at its beaches.
By the high season, Cuban tourism will have effected a remarkable recovery, with a renewed tourist product and a higher quality of infrastructure. The recovery management implemented by the Ministry of Tourism, after the passage of Hurricane Irma, with the collaboration and efforts of the tourism sector’s workers and the national and international hotel groups – Gaviota, Cubanacán, Gran Caribe and its foreign partners Meliá, Iberostar, Memories, Royalton, Sercotel, Starfish, Ocean,
NATURAL BOUNTIES The island is bordered by more than 300 natural beaches, some small and intimate; others open and wide; some flanked by mountains, others with imposing cliffs. All of them always warm, clean, safe and with seas full of discoverable attractions and natural wonders. Cuba also has more than 400 cays and islets sheltering a remarkable wealth of flora and fauna. In the north, Cayo Coco and Guillermo in Jardines del Rey; Santa Maria, Ensenachos and Las Brujas. As a general rule, Cuban beaches have extraordinary beauty and are sheltered, especially on the north coast, by coral formations that provide several advantages: fantastic diving and the safe enjoyment of various water sports. Among its most famous spas,
Varadero, is the leader as a sun and beach destination in the Caribbean. Its
shore, in the form of a peninsula, is the northernmost point of the island, which ensures a reliably warm beach. Varadero stuns visitors with the attractiveness of its wide, 22-kilometre long beach, the cleanness of its waters, the fineness of its sand, its sunsets and the fun nightlife; not to forget the 18-hole Professional Golf Club where international meetings and events are held.
Seductive as a destination, the
northern cliff of Villa Clara also offers more than 17km of beaches of fine white sand, and clear and safe waters. A 48km long road ‘over the sea’ – called Piedraplen – serves as a link between the largest island of the Cuban archipelago and the cays: Santa Maria, Las Brujas and Ensenachos, parts of the Buenavista Reserve. Captivating islets in the north of the
province of Ciego de Avila, in central Cuba and very close to the Old Channel of Bahamas are perfect for visitors in search of nature, fun and pleasure. Jardines del Rey, specifically with Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo, are perfect for sun and beach lovers. These warm spots, on the Atlantic, have attractive coasts, stimulating nature, comfortable hotels and excellent service.
Authentic Cuba hosts the UK
On this island full of surprising contrasts, is held the 38th International Tourism Fair, FITCuba 2018, taking place in the north keys of Villa Clara, from the 2-5 May. The featured country is the United Kingdom and the fair will be dedicated to sun and beach products. This fair, the most important in the sector, is the perfect event for discovering the authentic Cuba. |
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