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Virus-hit Tourist Resort In Cuba An Empty Paradise
Cuba's pristine beaches are a paradise lost for sun seeking tourists in times of COVID-19.
Cuba's pristine beaches are a paradise lost for sun seeking tourists in times of COVID-19.
The fine sand, the sun, the fanning palm trees, the delightful sea breeze all are still here but there was no one to enjoy it.
The most important tourist center in Cuba, and one of the most famous in the Caribbean, remained deserted last week.
Varadero, with its small neighboring town of 6,000 inhabitants, its 22 kilometers of beaches and 60 hotels along the coast, had, until the arrival of the new coronavirus, received up to 30,000 tourists a day.