HAVANA, Cuba, CMC—Several international carriers have announced plans to resume flights to Cubs, starting later this year. Tourism marketing director Gihana Galindo revealed this during the 42nd International Tourism Fair.
Galindo said China Airlines will resume operations on May 17, covering the route Beijing-Madrid-Havana. China Airlines connected Beijing, Montreal, and Havana before the COVID-29 pandemic.
For those planning to visit Cuba during the summer season, four weekly flights from Portugal will be available. These flights will not only land in the popular Varadero tourist center but also in Santa Clara city and the Jardines del Rey keys, offering a diverse range of experiences.
A new airline company will increase flights from Spain to central Santa Clara city, while new flights will also come from Madrid’s capital.
Flights from the Czech Republic and Slovakia will also return for the summer. One flight will connect Prague to eastern Holguin city and Santa Clara, while another will connect Bratislava to Holguin.
Currently, Cuba is accessible from 54 countries, with 150 weekly flights from Canada and Spain. Moreover, efforts are underway to encourage new flights from other airline companies, ensuring the continued accessibility of Cuba.
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