MOSCOW – Ernesto Guevara, the youngest son of Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara who recently visited Moscow and made a trip across Crimea, has pointed out the peninsula’s extremely promising prospects and dismissed Ukraine’s sanctions against those traveling to Crimea, expressing hope for the rebuilding of relations between the two nations.
Guevara, 53, received a law degree in the Soviet Union in the 1980s. Currently, he is engaged in the development of Cuba’s tourism industry. Back in 2010, Guevara founded an agency which specialized in motorcycle tourism to attract bikers from across the world to the island.