Nov 05, 2025
Tourist operations for the 2025-2026 season have officially recommenced in Holguín with the arrival of the first Air Transat flight from Canada, carrying a group of vacationers from that country.
This announcement, shared by Sol de Cuba this Wednesday, references a social media post from Gihana Galindo Enríquez, Cuba's Tourism Counselor in Canada.
This flight marks the inaugural arrival of Canadian tourists at the Frank País International Airport in Holguín following the extensive damage caused by Hurricane Melissa on October 29th, all of which has since been meticulously repaired.
According to tourism authorities, Holguín remains a favored Cuban destination for Canadians, celebrated for its magnificent beaches, spectacular natural landscapes, and rich history.
Recognized as the island's third-leading tourist destination, Holguín boasts 40 kilometers of breathtaking coastline, three national natural parks – including the UNESCO World Heritage site, Alejandro de Humboldt National Park (shared with Guantánamo Province, declared in 2001) – and the largest aboriginal cemetery in the Antilles, El Chorro de Maíta, which safeguards invaluable testimonies of the country's aboriginal history.
(Information and photos courtesy of Sol de Cuba, a digital publication of the Ministry of Tourism)