Magaly Zamora Morejón
Jardines del Rey, Cuba’s second sun and beach destination, is already preparing to host the 42nd edition of the International Tourism Fair (FITCuba 2024), from May 2 to 5.
With a well-preserved environment, after more than 30 years of commercialization, the enclave formed by the Coco, Guillermo and Paredón Grande keys is an example of the harmonious coexistence between nature and development, and compliance with state policies for care and preservation. enviroment.
The main professional event of the Cuban tourism industry will bring together hoteliers, tour operators, travel agents, airline representatives, sector managers and journalists, who will appreciate, in situ, the attributes that captivate vacationers from various parts of the country every year. orb.
Authorities in the industry have stated that this edition of the business exchange will be dedicated to Latin America and the Caribbean, with an eye toward increasing travelers from Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil and Caribbean nations.
Likewise, it will allow the presentation of new hotel, non-hotel and nautical products, in addition to formulating political and market strategies and promoting familiarization with Cuban proposals and destinations.
As a center for lodging and professional activities, there will be the Grand Marena Hotel of the Gran Caribe Chain, in Cayo Coco, inaugurated in December 2015 and undergoing capital maintenance, with a view to the event.