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The Abel Santamaría International Airport in central Villa Clara province is benefiting from investments to improve the quality of services.
Works will include paving the 3,000-meter-long runway.
Airport workers are committed to reducing the time passengers stay at the airport to handle 20 flights a week during the peak tourist season that runs from November to April.
The airport was enlarged to receive 600 passengers, three times more than before remodeling works were undertaken.
European and Canadian airlines fly to and from the Abel Santamaría International Airport, using large planes that can sit more than 300 passengers.
The development of tourism in Villa Clara’s northeastern keys demands better air transportation services for vacationers.
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Is Villa Clara by any chance Santa Clara? in the Las Villas province??
Santa Clara is in Villa Clara.
Villa Clara, Cienfuegos and Sancti Spiritus are now what used to be Las Villas.
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I am curious, is Sagua la Grande still called that? It was in Las Villas province. That is where I was born and lived until I was 10 when I went to Havana..then to Isla de Pinos when I was 13. I miss my homes so much!!!
So I take it then that the provinces have been changed, deleted??
Las Villas was a province..in that province we had the towns of Sagua la Grande, Santa Clara, etc…
Now Villa Clara.
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More provinces now since some time ago. You people in Miami are up to date no?
I do not live in Miami, I live in Palm Beach County, FL and I only go to Miami to visit my mom. I was only 15 yrs. old when I came to this country, so I do not know what you mean by “up to date, no?. I speak better English than I do Spanish, my children don’t even speak Spanish as we lived in North Carolina, Illinois, etc.. I was too busy all those years raising my children who are now 38 & 46. Cuba was in my mind, but I did not bother with it…now nostalgia has come into my heart and head as I am 65yrs. old. I miss my old country, will love it until the day I die. Wish I could see it but I know it’s not the same..so I’ll keep my dream in my mind and heart…and if I were to go back, I would make it a point to visit my old homes and nothing more…
