There's a debate on the Internet about whether tourists who come to Cuba see the reality of the daily life of its inhabitants or whether they wander through a parallel world built to suit them so that they don't know anything. The first question that comes to my mind is: Do tourists from any country in the world travel to enjoy their vacations or to involve themselves in other people's problems? I think the answer is quite obvious... but my goal in this post is not to give lectures but to demonstrate with some of my unseen photos, how in spite of everything, tourists do walk the streets of Havana, the real ones, where ordinary Cubans live, to know first hand their reality... and I must confess that they all leave admiring a humble, but honest, hospitable and hardworking society.
