have heard it all goes to the cuban military is that with this graph jet says or is it illegal into gaviota which is the military on the? with uh a purely private sector care -- tourism people opening their homes remodeling the rooms so the travelers can stay at the bed and breakfasts that is another 25 percent of rooms if you add that to the total terror -- tourism capacity gaviota is only 35% of total where you could consider staying if you visit cuba. it is simply not cute - - not true all of these revenues go to the coffers of the cuban armed forces. the appoint with 45 percent have some foreign partnership mostly spanish or canadian or other international hotel operators. most have an international presence however the way it has operated there are endless speeches that is whether growth is you don't see many cranes operating if you look at the beach resorts you'll see a lot and so why aren't they building more capacity of those 44,000 rooms 6,000 are in havana you pay between three and $4 a night if you stay in havana the early three sites currently in reconstruction and there should

add that to the total tourism capacity and gaviota is only 25-30% of total international rooms, four or five star quality where you might consider staying if you were to visit cuba. the main point is, it is simply not true that all of these traveler revenues are going into the coffers of the far of the cuban armed forces, okay? the other point here is that as you can see, 45% of the main hotels, the four and five stars, have some foreign partnership. of course not with u.s. companies except a little bit of marriott but mostly with spanish, canadian and other international hotel operators that are active now in cuba. so most of the hotels that you would stay at there is some international presence. however, we .24 main problems with the way the tourism sector has operated. one is a lot, there are endless beaches. that's with a growth is you don't see many cranes operating in havana. but if you travel to these beach resorts you'll see a lot of cranes. it seems odd, doesn't it? why i did not build them a capacity in havana? that are various reasons which are reported flames had to do wi

accounts for another 25 percent of rooms, 16,000 rooms and add that to the total tourist capacity and gaviota is only 25 to 30 percent of total international rooms, four and five star quality where you might consider staying. the main point here is it is simply not true that all of these traveler revenues are going into the coffers of the cuban armed forces. the other point here, as you can see 45 percent of the main hotels, four and five stars have some foreign partners. that us companies except a little bit starwood recently and marriott but mostly with spanish, canadian and other international hotel operators that are active now in cuba. so most of the hotels you would stay at, there is some international presence. however we .24 main problems with the way tourism sector has operated. one is a lotof , there are endless beaches, that's where the growth is. you don't see many cranes operating in havana but if you travel to the beach resorts, you see a lot of cranes. seems odd, doesn't it? why are they building more capacity in havana and there are various reasons which are reported as incent