ccording to sources from the organizing committee, more than 90 tour operators, travel agents and experts in nature tourism will debate on the prospects of that tourist modality in the Caribbean Island.

Representatives from Germany, France, Canada, Italy, Mexico, Belgium, Great Britain, Chile and Brazil, among others, have confirmed participation in TURNAT'2004.

According to the organizers, the meeting will be an excellent opportunity for nature and adventure enthusiasts to share a treasure of life and legend among mountains and traditions.

The event's agenda includes tours of ecological sites and trails in central Sancti Spiritus province, characterized by its rich flora and fauna, including the mountains of Topes de Collantes, Alturas de Banao (Banao Heights), the Caburní Trail and the Guaurabo River, among others.

By: Dtcuba