Traveling is a joy that everyone should be able to experience, regardless of their physical abilities. In recent years, Cuba has been making strides in promoting accessible tourism, ensuring that the country’s rich culture, history, and natural beauty are accessible to all. This is particularly evident in their hosting of the Ibero-American Summit on Accessible Tourism.

Ibero-American Summit on Accessible Tourism

The Ibero-American Summit on Accessible Tourism is a significant event that brings together delegates from Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain, and Portugal. The summit aims to promote and encourage alliances that generate tourist spaces and environments to make destinations more accessible.

Cuba has been hosting this summit for years, demonstrating its commitment to accessible tourism. The most recent summit, the IV Ibero-American Summit on Accessible Tourism, was held at the emblematic Hotel Nacional de Cuba. This event saw the participation of 30 speakers from 14 countries in the region and the Caribbean.