The links between the tourist industries of Cuba and Venezuela are growing, with plans underpinning an ever increasing spiral, according to a spokesman of the Cuban Ministry of Tourism (MINTUR). Read More
Workers and managers at the Marlin Marina on Cayo Guillermo, north of Ciego de Avila, are speeding up conditions for the 3rd International Sports Fishing Tournament Jardines del Rey, "Big Game Trolling". Read More
Davide Marcovitch, vice president of the French Moet Hennessy Louis
Vuitton for Latin America, said he was confident his group’s sale will
grow in Cuba because, in his opinion, the Cuban barmen and sommeliers
are the best in the region. Read More
Cuba has been visited by 2 million foreign tourists so far in 2012, 5.3 percent more than in the same period of 2011, the Tourism Ministry said. Read More
Until recently, Americans could travel to Cuba as part of academic, religious or research groups. But according to travel writers for USA Today and other major newspapers, government approval for such trips has come to a halt. Read More
Authorized by President Obama last year as a way to boost Americans' engagement with everyday Cubans despite a five-decade U.S. trade embargo, "people-to-people" programs to the communist island have been put on hold. Read More
The arrival of foreign visitors to Cuba grew in the first seven months of 2012, by 5.4 percent, reported the National Bureau of Statistics and Information (ONEI). Read More
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced that he will develop,
together with Cuba, a large hotel complex on the Caribbean coast near
Caracas, a tourist area left abandoned following the massive flooding
that devastated the region in 1999. Read More
