Tourism in Cuba is plummeting at a time when the island desperately needs that revenue. For almost two decades, a steady trickle of visitors led to a boom in tourism, only for the pandemic and severe blackouts to hit,

A new Cuba-Canada travel advisory is prompting Canadians to reconsider trips to the Caribbean island, with some travellers cancelling plans while others say they will continue visiting

Cuba's tourism sector suffered a sharp decline in 2025, with shortages of basic goods repelling visitors even before the United States began strangling the island's fuel supply. Visits by Cubans living abroad,

The federal government upgraded its Cuba travel advice on Tuesday, warning Canadians planning a winter escape on the popular Caribbean island that worsening shortages of everything from fuel to food could affect resorts.

US President Donald Trump’s efforts to shut off fuel shipments to Cuba are starting to cut into parts of its crucial tourism industry.

Canada has updated its Cuba travel advisory in the wake of a worsening energy crisis in the Caribbean country.

The COVID-19 pandemic, combined with ongoing U.S. threats and sanctions, has stalled tourism in the Caribbean nation.

Tourism is a vital component of the Cuban economy [AFP via Getty Images] When US President Barack Obama stepped off Air Force One onto Cuban soil in 2016, he was one of around four million visitors to the island that year. A record high at the time, Cuba's ...

Cuba’s economic outlook has grown even more dire since Jan. 3, when U.S. special forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and shut down critical fuel exports from the South American country to its ally in Havana. U.S. President Donald Trump is also threatening to impose tariffs on other nations that come to Cuba’s energy aid.

Canada has updated its travel advisory for Cuba, warning travelers to use caution as the Caribbean country is dealing with shortages of electricity, fuel and basic necessities. According to a CTV report,

Ahmad, representatives of Kuwaiti tourism agencies, and ambassadors of Latin American countries attended the event. Torres disclosed that several Cuban cities, such as Old Havana – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – as well as Trinidad and Cienfuegos,