AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCuba Tourism Hit Hard by U.S. Sanctions: Cuba saw a sharp drop in foreign visitors, with fewer than 360,000 arrivals in the first five months of 2026 (down 58.4%), as airlines and hotel operators pull back amid tighter U.S. pressure. Exclusive Cuba Seeks Foreign Capital for Tourism Rescue: Havana is pitching idle hotels, empty cruise terminals, and underused infrastructure to international investors, including offers for management deals, leasing, and joint ventures—an effort to revive a tourism sector in freefall. Cuba’s Communist Party Pushes Ahead on Economic Reforms: The PCC called an extraordinary, unscheduled session to evaluate Díaz-Canel’s new economic measures, with the National Assembly set to follow up—moves that could reshape how tourism and private activity operate on the island. Havana’s Historic Housing Crisis Continues: Reports from old neighborhoods describe dangerous building conditions and long-term displacement, a reminder that travel to Cuba also means confronting everyday infrastructure strain.
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