Cuba's Tourism Sector Hit Hard by US Oil Blockade: Voices of the Struggling

Thousands of Cuban tourism workers, from taxi drivers to tour guides, are facing severe hardship as the country's tourism industry collapses due to the US oil blockade. This article explores their stories and the impact on their lives.

The collapse of Cuba's once-thriving tourism industry has left thousands of the country's workers struggling to get by. From taxi drivers to tour guides, the impact of the United States' oil blockade on the Caribbean island nation has been devastating, forcing many to make difficult choices in order to support themselves and their families.

Struggling to Survive

Yamila, a former tour guide in Havana, recounts the challenges she and her colleagues now face.

Cuba's Tourism Sector Reels From US Oil Blockade: Voices of the Struggling

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