The New York Times publishes 7 things that Americans can do to travel to #Cuba despite the restrictions of the US. government- Via @nytimes / #CubaVsBloqueo ##UnblockCuba #USA

 

The Trump administration changed the rules for Americans traveling to Cuba in June, but it did not close down tourism.

Flashes – #Habanos celebrates 500th Anniversary of #Havana – Via @Habanos_Oficial / @500_habana

The capital of Cuba, founded on November 16th, 1519, is celebrating half a millennium. Habanos is symbol of tradition and exclusivity. It’s history is closely linked to the city that lent its name, Havana.

Investment in #Cuban tourism on the rise #FitCuba2019 / May 2019

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As part of an ambitious Ministry of Tourism (Mintur) development plan through 2030, this year some 3,805 hotel rooms should be completed across the country and another 5,000 will be renovated and improved.

Currently, according to José R. Daniel Alonso, Mintur’s general director of development, investment by Cuban state enterprises and international companies are both being promoted to expand lodging capacity.

“We are doing so in important tourist poles like Varadero, where there is investment by the Almest furniture enterprise and Mintur’s real estate company, Inmotur. In this case, we can mention the Oasis and Varadero Internacional hotels. Meanwhile, in this destination, other investment projects are in the preparation stage,” Daniel Alonso reported.

Ten days in which the policy of #Washington VS #Cuba was left without arguments (+ Photos and Videos)

From an acclaimed pop-rock group, Hollywood stars, to members of the British royal family, in less than 10 days Havana has made headlines several times for the presence of celebrities from a range of sectors of social, cultural and cultural life. global economy, despite the winds of threats coming from the north.

The capital of all Cubans seduces personalities from around the world in the year of its 500th anniversary and cruise ships continue to enter its bay and new airlines, such as the Russian IrAero, are rushing to open new routes to the destination, behind their backs of the uncertainty that is intended to be created with the activation of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act, which seeks to submit demands to Cuban entities that supposedly traffic with nationalized US properties.

Since last March 19, US courts can open lawsuits against a list of more than 200 Cuban companies published unilaterally and in violation of sovereignty by the Donald Trump administration, and it is speculated that the application of this law will be extended to certain countries. and entities in accordance with arbitrary criteria and in clear violation of international law.

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Traveling To #Cuba Has Never Been So Easy – LEADING THE WAY IN #CUBA TRAVEL FOR #AMERICANS SINCE 2000 Via Insight Cuba

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#MustRead #MondayMotivation Ecological Farmers in Humboldt Park – Via Villa Paradiso (+ Video)

Different from what happens in other countries, Cuba’s national parks and biosphere reserves not only allow you to discover unique fauna and flora species – you can also visit farmer families living in their midst.

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Walking Tour of Old Havana Via InsightCuba

Our Weekend in Havana tour is far more than a mere brush with exotic culture – it’s a full-on immersive discovery allowing you to not only pay witness to Cuba’s dynamic rhythm and color, but to dive right in and become part of the canvas. 

Like the fiery salsa rhythms that can be heard rippling through its city streets, Havana springs to life with warmth and vivaciousness that never stops taking you by surprise. Removed from the quiet fields of sugar cane and mango trees that thrive further afield, Cuba’s largest city is an urban metropolis – a place of rambling Colonial architecture, endless adventure and unfettered discovery.

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Enjoy Cuban architecture in Havana neighborhoods Centro Habana, Vedado and Playa – Via Havana Private Suite

Frequently, national and foreign visitors stop at the streets of Havana, dazzled by the constructions they encounter. Numerous Havana’s localities, with their distinctive architecture, acquire their own particularities. Thus Greater Antilles capital is revealed different and striking, in that fusion of history and architecture that make it the Wonder City.

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#Cuba among cruise lineup options from #Norfolk in 2020 – Via wtkr.com

Norfolk’s cruise ship program is offering something new and for the very first time!

In 2020, Carnival Cruise Lines will deploy two ships from Nauticus, and offer two opportunities to visit Cuba to local cruisers. The two newly remodeled crews ships, Carnival Sunrise and Carnival Radiance, will offer spring and fall Bahamas cruises. The Carnival Radiance will include Havana, Cuba, as a port-of-call on its October 18 and October 25 sailings.