Cuba tourism

Dominican Republic, Bahamas and other Caribbean destinations record stronger tourism growth as regional travel patterns shift during the first half of 2026

Cuba's tourism industry in 2026 balances recovery efforts, digital visa reforms, new investments and visitor challenges as the Caribbean nation seeks renewed global appeal.

Cuba’s tourism industry in 2026 faces a delicate balance between recovery and challenges, with digital visas, hotel investments and new markets shaping its future.

Cuba and Mexico launch a multi-destination tourism corridor linking the Maya World with Havana and Varadero to strengthen Caribbean travel from August 2026

New US sanctions on Cuba target tourism-linked entities, raising questions over hotel investment, Caribbean travel and the island's tourism recovery

Cuba's tourism industry faces six months of declining visitor arrivals as key markets including Canada, Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia record weaker travel demand

Canada’s winter travel market shifts as Sunwing suspends Cuba programme, boosting tourism demand for the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Costa Rica and the Bahamas

Aruba, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Cuba drive Canadian travel demand as airlines expand Caribbean connectivity in 2026

Cuba’s tourism sector faces major changes as foreign hotel operators reassess investments while new opportunities emerge across hospitality and travel

Varadero Cuba hosts FITCuba 2026 May 7–9 with virtual and in‑person events, global tourism partnerships, destination showcases and travel industry engagement

Dominican Republic and the Bahamas Are Emerging as the Biggest Winners of Shifting Caribbean Travel Patterns, Could Redirected International Tourism Spark a Record-Breaking Era in 2026?

Latin America and Other Emerging Markets Shape Cuba’s Tourism Comeback as Digital Visa Access, New Hotel Investments and Recovery Efforts Battle Visitor Declines and Infrastructure Challenges: Can the Caribbean Nation Reclaim Its Global Travel Leadership?

Cuba Balances Tourism Recovery, Digital Visa Expansion, Cultural Experiences and Infrastructure Challenges as the Caribbean Destination Charts a New Course in 2026

Havana, Varadero, Trinidad, Cancún, Chichén Itzá, Tulum and Mérida Unite as Cuba and Mexico Launch a New Multi-Destination Tourism Corridor to Transform Caribbean and Maya World Travel

Havana, Varadero, Trinidad, Cayo Coco and Cayo Santa María Stand at the Heart of Cuba’s Tourism Recovery as New United States Sanctions Raise Questions Over Caribbean Travel, Hotel Investment and International Visitor Confidence: Is the Island Ready for Its Next Challenge?

Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Cuba, Havana, and Varadero Face a Tourism Crossroads—Why Are International Travellers Staying Away in 2026?

Dominican Republic, Mexico, Costa Rica and Bahamas Now Strengthens Caribbean Tourism as Canadian Travelers Shift Away From Cuba Following Sunwing’s Winter Programme Suspension

Canada’s Winter Tourism Market Now Booms as Aruba, Punta Cana, San Juan, Havana, Philipsburg, and Caribbean Hotspots Attract Record Visitor Demand

Havana, Cuba Enters a New Tourism Era as Foreign Hotel Operators Reassess Investments and Global Hospitality Brands Monitor Emerging Caribbean Opportunities

Varadero Cuba FITCuba 2026: The Hybrid Tourism Fair that Now Elevates Cuban Destinations and Fosters Global Travel Partnerships