FITVEN 2025 concludes with stronger regional alliances

The International Tourism Fair of Venezuela (FITVEN 2025), one of the largest and most prestigious tourism fairs in the Americas, hosted Cuba this weekend.

The Cuban delegation actively participated in the technical working groups strengthening the path toward regional integration.Cuban Deputy Minister of Tourism, Yamily Aldama Valdés, told the press that these forums confirm the continuity and progress of the ALBA agreements, recognized since FITVEN 2024 and reaffirmed at FITCUBA 2025.

During the event, tourism cooperation continued to consolidate as an engine of unity and development, and the “Destino Cuba” initiative was presented, generating significant interest among those present in Puerto Cabello, where the event was held.

As part of the work agenda, at the Tourism 360 Congress, Cuban professionals presented the national vision for the digital transformation of tourism, focusing on the development of Smart Tourist Destinations that integrate innovation, technology, sustainability and citizen participation.

The event reaffirmed Cuba’s commitment to modern, inclusive and connected tourism, capable of generating value for visitors and communities.

Carabobo State hosted this 18th editionnof the fair. From November 28 to December 1, the state known as the country’s industrial capital became a space for meetings and opportunities that contribute to expanding the investment portfolio and showcasing the potential of Venezuela’s beaches, heritage, gastronomy and culture.

Professional visitors, national and international businesspeople, as well as the general public, had the opportunity to discover the country’s assets, which are a global benchmark.