The reservoirs in the province of Holguín are currently at 70% capacity due to a prolonged drought that prevents the recovery of their sources and in fact prolongs the cycles of this service to the population.

The eastern city of Holguín excels not only by its nature and cultural traditions, but also an archeological heritage that outlines its ancestral history and makes it one of the most important sites for the study of Cuban aboriginal life.

The Gran Muthu Almirante Beach Hotel, located in the Guardalavaca resort area of Holguín, will develop a new ecological trail, as part of the institution's economic exploitation strategy in harmony with nature.