Santiago de Cuba:
Warm and hospitable, Santiago de Cuba is nestled between towering mountains and the Caribbean Sea. Santiago de Cuba is the second most important city in Cuba. Santiago de Cuba has a population of fewer than 500,000 people and with a unique history of rhythms.

Accommodations in Santiago de Cuba are of high quality, and it also has a conference centre that is one of the largest and the best equipped in the country. Santiago de Cuba was founded in 1515 by Spaniard Diego Velazquez de Cuellar and was the capital of Cuba for a short period of time.

The citadel of San Pedro de la Roca del Morro was declared by UNESCO to be part of world heritage as the most complete, best preserved building of Spanish-American military architecture. The region has a solid infrastructure for promoting congress and conference tourism and city tourism, and it also has all the conditions for developing ecotourism in the way of adventure and hiking, plus water sports, cruise ships tourism and health tourism.

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