Wahington Post, Letters to the Editor Opinion Regarding the June 5 news article “U.S. prohibits group travel by Americans to Cuba”: It is ironic and hypocritical that President Trump has clamped down on travel to Cuba considering that members of his company previously tried to drum up business in violation ...

Limited spots available 4 months before the 23rd edition of MITM Americas 50 editions organized in 37 cities of 18 countries precede MITM Events, pioneer company in the organization of international MICE B2B trade shows that for over 30 years has remained at the vanguard of the sector. After once ...

TECH NEWS, Reuters HAVANA: Cuba announced it would legalise private WiFi networks to access the Internet and connect computers, as well as allow imports of equipment like routers in another step toward expanding connectivity on the island. The new rules, which take effect on July 29, will regulate the many ...

By Frank Martin The Caribbean always sees with mistrust the hurricane season in the area, which runs from June 1 to November 30 Shortly before the start the season‌ forecasts of tropical storms and hurricanes were triggered. The region is preparing quickly to receive storms which can be more dangerous due ...

By M. Carrie Allan, The Washington Post One thing that mystifies me about some corners of the cocktail world is the ongoing romanticizing of the American period of Prohibition, the nadir of this country’s strange love-hate relationship with alcohol. Even now, rarely does a week go by when I don’t ...

BUSINESS NEWS, Reuters Reporting by Nelson Acosta; Additional reporting by Sarah Marsh and Reuters TV; Editing by Leslie Adler HAVANA (Reuters) – Foreign companies operating in Cuba’s tourism sector said at an industry fair last week they would continue investing in the Caribbean’s largest island despite new U.S. sanctions designed ...