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How is the Ukraine invasion shutting down tourism in Turkey and Cuba?

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The turquoise beaches of Antalya, Turkey and Varadero, Cuba have long been a magnet for Russian tourists. But this year they look empty, dashing hopes of a buoyant revival for the countries' tourism industries.View on euronews

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