Canadian Tourists Prefer the Hotel Gran Muthu Almirante Beach

The Canadian tourist market reaffirms its preference for the Gran Muthu Almirante Beach hotel complex. Located in the Guardalavaca resort in the province of Holguin. During the current summer season, when high occupancy is expected for the coming months.

With a five-star all-inclusive service, the hotel currently reaches approximately 92 percent of its total capacity with more than a thousand guests. Therefore, it ceased sales at the beginning of summer due to high demand. Raúl López Portelles, deputy general manager of the facility, explained exclusively to CNA.

Through the collaboration with tour operators such as Sunwing, Air Transat, and Hola Sun Holidays. The majority of the clientele comes from North America. So priority is given to holding events tailored to their needs. Focused on attracting and increasing repeat visitors.

To date, they have confirmed reservations from more than 700 guests for the remainder of the month and a figure exceeding 400 for August. Also with expectations for an increase, which is similar to the previous year and forecasts a higher occupancy rate that will not decline until September.

The employees’ commitment is to maintain high standards of service, entertainment, and recreational activities to meet expectations. Offering unique experiences not found elsewhere. Including non-motorized water sports, a spa area, and specialty restaurants, he added.

Managed by MGM Muthu Hotels in conjunction with the Cubanacan Group, the Almirante, as it is also known, boasts among its accolades the Best Luxury Beachfront Hotel in Cuba at the Luxury Lifestyle Awards. The Tripadvisor Travel Choice; and the Luxury Family All-inclusive award at the World Luxury Hotel Awards.

Located on the beachfront, this distinctive facility in the tourist destination of Holguin also boasts awards for combining its economic work with coastal care. Including the French Breeam Award for environmental management; and the Territorial Environmental Recognition granted by the provincial delegation of the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Environment for promoting sustainable tourism.

With information from CNA

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