The Cuban province of Matanzas, where the famous Varadero beach resort is located, joined on June 23 the territories that began the initial phase of post-Covid-19 recovery on the Island.
However, the main sun and beach resort in the country, and one of the best in the world according to experts and Internet users, will maintain for the moment restrictions in access imposed by the pandemic caused by the new SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, according to reports from official sources of the Ministry of Tourism.
With the decision to start the opening in Matanzas announced by Prime Minister Manuel Marrero at the daily special meeting of the Cuban Government on the situation of the pandemic in the country, only Havana remains restricted from joining the de-escalation that began on June 18.
In the daily television information of the Public Health Ministry, closed at midnight the day before, today the capital had and over the past 15 days, a rate of 5.2 per hundred thousand inhabitants; Matanzas had not reported any case for nine days, and the other provinces had none for weeks.
The Cuban tourism industry, a vital sector for the country’s economy, began to reopen in the postcovid-19 period, initially for national vacationers and, as of July 1, for international visitors to the Key areas.
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