Spanish hotel chain prepares teleworking packages in Cuba

HAVANA, Cuba, Sep 15 (ACN) Spain's chain Melia Hotels International reported that Cuba was chosen to offer packages linking vacations with teleworking, due to the country´s security.

A note published in Reportur digital newsletter states that Melia will launch this new kind of accommodation emerged as of the drop tourism has been experiencing due to Covid-19.
After other hotel chains such as Marriot or Accor have launched similar offers a few months ago, Melia decided to do the same in its hotels in Cuba, under the argument that this is a safe destination with a unique environment.
The Spanish chain pointed out about this issue that this is a new accommodation regime to be explored, primarily aimed at Canadian customers, Cuba´s main tourist market.
Melia finalizes details and assembles packages, but the idea is to offer long-stay accommodation, with high-speed Wi-Fi and free access to a co-working room, or shared office space. The possibility of also booking a video conference room is also included, the note states.