LAS TUNAS, Cuba, Mar 5 (acn) Covarrubias tourism development area, on the north coast of the province of Las Tunas, was connected to the national power grid as part of the investment program to increase growth prospects in the enclave.
The Brisas Covarrubias Hotel, belonging to Cubanacan chain, benefits from the installation of the electricity grid, which will allow greater stability and quality of service that was provided by generators since the founding of the entity.
The line extends for about 40 kilometers from the area of Manatí and its implementation cost about two million Cuban pesos, Gerardo Parra, director of Investment of the Electric Company of Las Tunas, told reporters.
Improvements are also planned in 2015 for telecommunications of the tourism development zone, with the modernization of technology for wireless base stations, which will enable higher performance, including Internet access via WiFi.
Mirtha Garcia, delegate in Las Tunas of the National Institute of Water Resources, told ACN they are working in the project of a water pipeline to Covarrubias, as well as in a wastewater treatment system.
The planned investments provide coverage to the demands of an area in which there is a capacity to build about 14 000 rooms, but today there are only 180.
For the Ministry of Tourism of Cuba, Covarrubias is a priority to promote foreign investment aimed at hotel plant growth.
Brisas Covarrubias was inaugurated in 1998; facility that opened possibilities for development of the leisure industry in a region where sun and sand, nautical and nature attractions predominate.
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