Republic of Cuba, beauty, and tourist destination in the Caribbean

It is rich in many aspects of aesthetics surface, which have helped to make tourism a key component of income, Gmehoirh Cuba, which has many of the ingredients beauty, comes the wonderful beaches of the 'island of Cuba to the top of these ingredients, which extends for a distance of 5746 km, in addition to clubs and recreational areas, and Cuba is the gateway to South America..  

The Cuban economy depends on tourism as one of the sources of income, on average, to visit Cuba every year over two million tourists Recently the Minister of Tourism Manuel Marrero of Cuba, during the opening ceremony of the Cuba International Tourism 2011 The country has become the third largest tourist destination in the Caribbean, according to Xinhua, adding that the island has received approximately 30 million tourists foreigners in the last ten years He said that more than 2.5 million visitors who came to Cuba in 2010, an increase of 4.2 percent for 2009, adding that more than five countries in terms of visitors are Canada, Britain, Spain, Argentina and Russia, noting that this figure does not climb to the restrictions imposed by the United States to U.S. citizens to visit the island because of the embargo imposed by Washington's political and economic in 50 years in Havana for   

Tourist City.  

The Cuban capital Havana the largest city in the Caribbean in terms of population, as well as being a center of cultural, political and economic development of Cuba, was founded in 1515, and combines the modern with the old in this city, was classified as a city of world heritage by

UNESCO in 1982, consists of the streets, many old buildings and traditional formsAnd other cities in Cuba recall the city of Matanzas, which is one of the most beautiful stretches of rivers and bridges, Cuba, and Bawamu Bawamu city on the river in the south-east of Cuba, the main town in the area of ​​transportation, manufacturing, trade, capital of Santa Clara, in the center of the Cuban state, one of the largest shopping centers in particular in the trade of metals, sugar cane and poultry