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Written by: , on December 13th, 2014
2014 has been a tough year for travel companies dealing with Cuba. Firstly, the shift away from centralized hotel bookings has seen Cuba's MINTUR tourism ministry ratchet up direct sales of hotels through Amadeus and locally managed hotel portals. The second step in this move will see those operating websites purporting to be […]
Written by: , on May 2nd, 2014
On the 6th of May this year’s FITCuba will commence, once again held at the Morro Cabaña Castle in Havana Cuba, where it has been held for the past 9 years. Cuba’s annual MICE event is chaired by the top brass of the Ministry of Tourism or MINTUR. The Cuban tourism convention is designed […]
Written by: , on February 25th, 2014
Every year Cuba's Ministry of tourism spends upwards of $25million on the renovation of its Cuban Car Rental fleets. However, each year the new cars purchased are often plagued with typical mechanical problems which render portions of the fleet unserviceable until spare parts can be delivered. A recent accord signed in mid 2013 […]
Written by: , on October 2nd, 2011
For an economy increasingly reliant on tourism as its only real source of income, numbers leaked this week from MINTUR (Cuba´s tourism ministry) do not bode well for the winter season. Consumers in Cuba´s single largest market, Canada, appear to have learnt from Cuba´s "panicked "price slashing of late October 2010 and are […]
Written by: , on May 22nd, 2011
HAVANA – The forbidden fruit of American travel is once again within reach. New rules issued by the Obama administration will allow Americans wide access to communist-led Cuba, already a mecca for tourists from other nations. Within months or even weeks, thousands of people from Seattle to Sarasota could be shaking their hips in tropical […]
Written by: , on February 18th, 2011
Cuban television aired on Thursday the third and final part of the meeting which took place on Tuesday and in which Cuban and foreign personalities shared with Fidel their concerns on the need to improve the education and training of the new generations. Argentinean writer Estela Calloni said that it is essential to consolidate […]
Written by: , on October 30th, 2010
As the Christmas season approaches many of you are looking for Car Rental in Cuba. We´ve compiled this from recommendations at Trip Advisor, Lonely Planet, Trivago, Amadeus. Car Rental in Cuba from USA Here is a short comparison of some of the Cuba Car Rental Companies who offer online reservations. Transtur Rent A Car - […]
Written by: , on July 20th, 2010
Officially putting the "Viva Cuba" campaign to rest, the Cuba Tourist Board unveiled their new global marketing campaign " Auténtica Cuba " In addition to the launch, attendees welcomed visiting Cuban vice-minister, Maria Elena Lopez, as well as introduced Cuba's new director, Ruben Jimenez. Jimenez, who will be based out of the tourist board's […]
Written by: , on February 10th, 2010
HAVANA – Ernest Hemingway still haunts Cuba; he's just doing it in wax. A life-size likeness of the legendary author debuted last week at a wax museum in the eastern city of Bayamo. Hemingway wrote "The Old Man and the Sea" while living in Cuba and his exploits in literature and life are celebrated in […]
Written by: , on September 27th, 2009
If America's spy satellites are trained on Cuba at this very moment, they're likely to reveal local tourism officials puffing away on celebratory Cohibas. The reason? While tourism is down big-time across the rest of the Caribbean, tourist arrivals to the Communist isle are up 3.1 percent, year to date. Compare that with […]
Written by: , on September 13th, 2009
Dozens of Cubans, hoping to use their private cars as taxis, lined up outside the Transport Ministry's office today in central Havana. They were waiting to apply for a taxi license, an option that hasn't been available to Cuban citizens in a decade. According to sources, Cuba stopped granting new licenses for private taxis […]
Written by: , on September 12th, 2009
MIAMI - Imagine a ferry from Miami to Havana that costs far less than a flight. Cuban-Americans, who can now visit the island without restriction, could eat lechón on deck, and then deliver a shipping container of food to needy relatives by morning. Armando Ruiz, 72, a Cuban exile and former concert promoter, has […]
Written by: , on September 9th, 2008
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