Some 37 percent of men and women in the U.S. are interested in traveling to Cuba in the future, according to a survey by Switchfly agency, specialized in the tourist sector.
Cuba Telecom Company Working on Connectivity Failure
Cuba´s Telecom Company ETECSA announced ongoing actions to solve a technical failure in the platforms of mobile and mail services detected on November 13, which has affected its clients communications.
Cuba has received three million tourists in 2015
Three million foreign tourists picked the island as their holiday destination this year, which translates into 18 percent growth compared to similar period of 2014, according to the Cuban Tourism Ministry.
Cuban FM Receives U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez received Thomas Vilsack, Secretary of Agriculture of the United States, who was on a working visit to Cuba since Wednesday.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture to Find Ways to Boost Trade
The Secretary of Agriculture of the United States, Thomas Vilsack, asserted on Friday his commitment to find a way to eliminate barriers to trade between Cuba and the U.S.A.
Cuban Experts Address Flow of State Workers to Private Initiative
The current flow of labor from state companies to the non-state sector was considered by experts a challenge to be addressed, during a national forum on human capital underway in the central city of Santa Clara.
Top Cuban and U.S. Agriculture Officials Meet in Havana
Gustavo Rodríguez and Thomas Vilsack, minister and secretary of agriculture of Cuba and the United States, respectively, expressed on Thursday in this capital their interest in encouraging a work relationship that favors the development of bonds in that strategic sector.
Cuban company among finalists to Ibero-American Quality Award
Alfredo Lopez Valdes, Cuba´s Minister of Energy and Mines, presented a recognition to the Fuels Marketing Company of Camaguey province, by being one of 17 finalists for the Ibero-American Quality Award.
Busy Program in Cuba of U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Thomas Vilsack, Secretary of Agriculture of the United States, will carry out a busy program of activities on the island during his working visit, which began on Wednesday and will last for another two days.
Canadian Sunwing Tour Operator to Start Flying to Santiago de Cuba
The Canadian Sunwing tour operator will start flying on Wednesday to Santiago de Cuba for the winter season, thus ratifying Canada as the nation sending the largest amount of vacationers to the Caribbean island.
Cuba and Japan to expand business
Cuban and Japanese entrepreneurs identify today in this city business opportunities that will strengthen and expand cooperation in key sectors for economic development of the island, such as agriculture, energy and health.
Cuba and Turkey to improve commercial relations
Turkey and Cuba, from the geographical point of view are far apart, but for us it is a very close country, said Tarik Sönmez, Turkish vice Minister of Economy.
Cigarette plant to open in Cuban Special development Zone
Cuba approved the construction of a modern plant for the productions of cigarettes in Mariel Special Development Zone (ZEDM by its Spanish acronym) that will allow meeting the export plans.
Tourism high season starts in Santiago de Cuba
The winter tourist season in the province of Santiago de Cuba was inaugurated with two flights from the cities of Montreal and Toronto, Canada, main source market for Cuba.
International Trade Fair grants its prizes on Friday
The 33rd Havana International Trade Fair, FIHAV 2015, winds up on Friday after granting its Prizes in several categories after a six-day exhibit of products and services by over 900 companies from 70 nations of the world.