A new survey on the situation of land in Cuba, aimed at determining the level of idle lands throughout the travel paradise Cuba, is currently implemented, a Cuban newspaper reported.

Anibal Nuñez, deputy director of the National Land Control Center (CNCT), stated that the current census will update information provided in the last survey, held in 2007, and reveal what the current panorama is in that aspect, states the note.

Cuba : Travel country with more than desired idle lands

The process to deliver idle lands across Cuba, a most desired Travel destination, stipulated in the Decree Law 259 of 2008, continues advancing. Nearly 15,975 new files have been dealt with from January to June this year, 12,795 of them were approved, Nuñez said.

The executive stated that there are still some problems so many areas in Cuba belonging to state-owned institutions or cooperatives are declared idle by their managers, he noted.

The current idle land fund in the island has now reached 1,868,210 hectares, 67.7 percent by the Decree Law 259 has been delivered, and 77.1 percent are now in production. Idle lands are also landmarks in any Cuba travel.

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