“游客少得让我焦虑”，美国封锁“窒息”古巴旅游业

Core Viewpoint - The tourism industry in Cuba is severely impacted by the recent U.S. oil embargo and restrictions, leading to fuel shortages and flight cancellations, which have disrupted travel plans for many tourists [1][5][19]. Group 1: Impact on Tourism - The U.S. government has threatened to impose tariffs on countries supplying oil to Cuba, prompting the Cuban government to implement fuel rationing measures [1][5]. - International airlines, including Air Canada, have suspended flights to Cuba due to fuel shortages, affecting approximately 3000 travelers [5][19]. - The number of tourists visiting Cuba has significantly declined, with only 1.9 million visitors recorded in 2025, a 14% decrease from the previous year, marking the lowest level in nearly 20 years [19][21]. Group 2: Responses from Other Countries - Several countries, including China and Mexico, have expressed support for Cuba, condemning the U.S. sanctions and offering humanitarian assistance [2][11]. - Russia has also indicated a desire for constructive dialogue with the U.S. regarding the oil embargo affecting Cuba [2][11]. Group 3: Domestic Consequences - The fuel shortage has led to the closure of gas stations across Cuba, causing significant disruptions in daily life and increasing waste management issues due to a lack of operational vehicles [11][19]. - The scarcity of essential goods, including food and medical supplies, has intensified, with reports of long queues for basic necessities [21][24]. - The overall economic situation in Cuba is deteriorating, with many citizens struggling to meet basic living standards due to the compounded effects of the embargo and the pandemic [19][26].