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Airline Reasserts Cuban Tourism Peak
Havana - The growth of Cuban tourism
received a great support with the
announcement of the Cuban Tourism Ministry (MINTUR)
on a new flight by Peruvian airline TACA
from Lima to Havana.
The report pointed out that Lima and Havana
were connected by direct flights of the
Peruvian airline.
The opening of this air channel occurred on
March 26 with a flight with the
participation of 39 tour operators and 15
journalists from Peru, and passengers from
Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay
and Paraguay.
These operations will be with three weekly
frequencies, with doors opened for other
customers.
Cuba took care of more than 2.3 million
tourists last year, after two years of
decrease, an exceptional result in the
Caribbean area.
MINTUR said that from January to February
this year, a growth in the sector was
reported in 5.2 percent, which reasserts the
progress expectations. |
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