Southwest starts regular commercial flights to Havana

Southwest Airlines made its first regular commercial flight to Havana bringing 156 passengers thus joining JetBlue, Silver Airways, Delta and American Airlines, which were the first to reopen the US-Cuba connection closed over the past fifty years. Read More

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Cuba focused on being a more competitive tourist destination

According to sources from the Cuba´s Ministry of Tourism, the island began its high tourist season focused on achieving a more competitive destination by the quality of its services and permanent innovation. Read More

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Cuba expects to receive over four million tourists in 2017

The growing number of international visitors to Cuba, reported at over 3.1 million by the end of October, has sparked predictions of some 4.1 million in 2017. Read More

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Visits by US citizens to Cuba grow 80 percent in 2016

By the end of the first half of this year, 136 913 Americans visited Cuba, 79.7 percent more than in the same period of 2015, although none of them traveled as tourists due to restrictions imposed on Cuba. Read More

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First Flight of Southwest Airlines arrives in Cuba

The first flight to Cuba by American company Southwest Airlines arrived on Sunday at Juan G. Gómez International Airport, near Varadero resort, with 143 passengers on board, and it starts operations with two daily flights from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Read More

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Delta airlines opens office in Havana and reestablishes direct flights

The US Delta airline company will reestablish direct flights to Havana on December 1 after nearly 55 years and opened a commercial office in a centrally located area of the city. Read More

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US Silver Airways start flying directly to Santiago de Cuba

Flight 098 of the US airline Silver Airways landed on November 3 in Santiago de Cuba with 34 people onboard to open this eastern Cuba city to direct commercial flights from the United States. Read More

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In Cuba!

Jacob Carlson shares his experience in Cuba. Read More

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Mexico City and Havana sign letter of intent for tourism

Representatives of Mexico City and Havana signed a letter of intent for tourist promotion, with the purpose of establishing a multi-destination between the two cities. Read More

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Hotel Nacional de Cuba selected as leader of the island the Word Travel Awards

Havana’s Hotel Nacional de Cuba has just added another prize to its long list of achievements, after being selected as leader of the Caribbean island in the 23rd edition of the Word Travel Awards, considered being the Oscars of tourist industry. Read More

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