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Monday's celebrations highlight the strength of tourism for the sake of the inclusive growth, when Havana was chosen to host the 4th edition of the Ibero-American Summit on Accessible Tourism scheduled from December 15 to 19 at the Hotel Nacional de Cuba.
Monday's celebration of World Tourism Day represents one more effort for Cuba in its purpose to reopen the travel industry gradually, despite the impact of Covid-19. This time, the date is focused on inclusive growth.
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Referring to this issue, Janet Ayala, representative of the Cuban Ministry of Tourism (MINTUR) in Argentina, wrote on her Twitter account that this is a message of peace, health, and security for Cuba.
The diplomat's statement is supported by the serious health protocols and a wide vaccination program against the pandemic through products created in the Caribbean nation itself.
Monday's celebrations highlight the strength of tourism for the sake of inclusive growth, when Havana was chosen to host the 4th edition of the Ibero-American Summit on Accessible Tourism scheduled from December 15 to 19 at the Hotel Nacional de Cuba.
Cuba projects they will be 90% vaccinated & are reopening the country to tourism in November. #Cubahttps://t.co/0yh51TQozv
— Owen Goodenkauf (@OwenGoodenkauf) September 27, 2021
Since 1980, World Tourism Day has been celebrated every September 27 in all continents.
That day was chosen by the General Assembly of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), with the aim of uniting and collectively committing to such a relevant sector.
This 2021 has a particular significance, taking into account the impact of the pandemic on the entire planet and the efforts to fight it, due to the fact that tourism represents an important economic sector for all nations.
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