As Cuba's Tourist Industry Sweetens, Sugar Harvest Sours Resorts Now Overshadow Cane Fields August 11, 2001 More than 23 years ago Summary By Anita Snow ...

Cuba's hopes were that tourism in 2022 would generate 2.5 million visitors, but only a little over a million visited the island. The country opened up later than other Caribbean Nations.

HAVANA, April 24 (Reuters) - A wildfire blazed early on Wednesday outside the picturesque western Cuba valley town of Vinales, state-run media said, threatening a region considered to be among the ...

Cuba tourist visa (available at airline ticket counter or included if you choose to take the charter flight) Hotel expenses (mini bar, room service, laundry fees, etc.) ...

Cuba, which is facing its worst economic crisis in three decades, received 2.4 million tourists in 2023 -- far short of the hoped-for 3.5 million as well as the record 4.7 million arrivals in 2018 ...

At the gate, about 20 minutes before our flight, a vendor set up a kiosk. We showed him the QR code and our passports and paid $100 for a pink tourist card. (Pro tip: Keep the tourist card!

A bus crash in eastern Cuba killed three locals and four foreigners and left another five passengers in critical condition, state-run provincial radio station Radio Guantanamo reported on Friday ...

Some countries, like Spain, require the passport to be valid for at least 6 months out. Europeans also need a Cuba Tourist Card, sometimes mistakenly referred to as a visa.

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HAVANA, Cuba - Cuba will attend the 35th International Tourism Fair of Milan to take place February 12-14 in the interest of further strengthening links between Cuban tourism and Italian collaborators ...

As Cuba opened up to tourism in the 1990s, some babalawos were licensed to deal in dollars with foreigners, from curious academics to would-be priests, and sell Santeria souvenirs.