After a Pandemic Implosion, Tourism Returns to Cuba
In the real Havana, as opposed to the restored and polished Habana Vieja, people are struggling more than at any other point since the 1959 revolution.
HAVANA — After disappearing entirely during the Covid pandemic, tourists are slowly beginning to refill the 16th-century colonial quarter of this time capsule of a city.
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