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Cuba’s International Visitor Arrivals Fall 62.8% Through July

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Cuba received 419,863 international visitors through July 2026, 708,968 fewer than in the same period of 2025, according to the National Office of Statistics and Information. The total was 37.2% of the previous year's level, a 62.8% decline during the period. Cuba recorded 794,492 travelers overall, 50.2% of the comparable 2025 total and 787,773 fewer. The largest absolute declines came from Canada, down 350,737 visitors; the Cuban community abroad, down 52,021; Russia, down 50,816; and the United States, down 39,944.

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