O que representa para Cuba a saída das principais multinacionais hoteleiras que operavam no país
GETTY IMAGES via BBC A saída parcial das principais redes de hotéis estrangeiras traz um novo revés para Cuba, que atravessa uma das piores crises da sua história recente. A rede espanhola Meliá anunciou na quarta-feira (3/6) o término imediato das operações de 15 dos seus 34 hotéis, especificamente os vinculados à rede turística Gaviota, controlada pelo conglomerado militar cubano Gaesa. Pouco antes, a Iberostar renunciou a 12 dos seus 16 estabelecimentos operados na ilha. J
Several major international hotel chains, including Spain's Meliá and Iberostar, Canada's Blue Diamond, and Asia's Archipelago International, have significantly reduced or ceased their operations in Cuba. Meliá is ending operations at 15 of its 34 hotels, particularly those linked to the military-controlled Gaviota group, while Iberostar has relinquished 12 of its 16 establishments. Blue Diamond has exited the Cuban market entirely. These withdrawals follow new U.S. sanctions targeting entities with economic ties to the Cuban conglomerate Gaesa, setting a deadline for foreign companies to sever such connections.
The departure of these hotel groups represents a significant blow to Cuba's vital tourism sector, hindering its ability to generate foreign currency and exacerbating the island's ongoing economic crisis.
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