The event Motivos Cubanacán, a tour organized in Western Cuba, promotes nature tourism as a way to appreciate the island’s unique values.

Around 80 travel agents, sales representatives, and tour operators from Latin American countries are betting on the Cuba destination and are participating in "Motivos Cubanacan" (Cubanacan Motives), a tour that begins today through the center of the country.

Preparations for the 2025-2026 sugar harvest are currently advancing in Villa Clara with the repair of machinery and the organization of forces to face a campaign marked by limitations, but with the commitment to meet the established production plans (20,000 tons of raw sugar).

Either as exhibitors or to explore business opportunities, a large number of Cubans living abroad will participate in the 41st Havana International Fair FIHAV 2025, to be held on November 24 to 29 at the EXPOCUBA fairgrounds.

 Representatives from 47 countries and from the European Union have confirmed their participation in the 41st Havana International Fair (FIHAV 2025), albeit the figure is expected to exceed 50, Deputy Prime Minister Oscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga announced at a press conference in Havana.

The economic warfare promoted and financed by the U.S. Department of State through the platform El Toque and its exchange rate was exposed on the Cuban TV evening news’ space Razones de Cuba (Cuba’s Reasons).

Villa Clara is reinforcing preparations for the 2025-2026 sugar harvest with a goal of producing 20,000 tons of raw sugar for the subsidized food basket.

The Associations of Sugar Technicians of Cuba and Mexico (ATAC-ATAM) will hold their 9th meeting tomorrow in Havana to exchange ideas and promote initiatives for the sustainable recovery of the agro-industry through the diversification of production options.

Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and Cuban President, visited the industrial fishing subsidiary of Puerto Esperanza in Viñales today.

Officials from the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs and workers from the meat industry in this city discussed the real impact of the 60-plus year-old U.S. blockade on their work, marked by limitations to get raw materials, technologies, and financing to the detriment of production capacity and supply levels.

Coffee is one of Cuba’s main export products and the eastern province of Guantanamo is a large coffee producer, which has reported nearly 90 tons of the product out of an 82.2-ton plan up to early October.

In compliance with Resolution 148/2025 issued by the Governor of Havana, Yanet Hernandez Perez, price inspection and control measures in the capital's agricultural markets are being intensified, with the aim of combating speculative practices that affect the population, according to the Havana Government website.

The 10th Ibero-American Rural Tourism Meeting, under way in Cuba, made it clear that rural tourism is growing worldwide and promoting the revitalization of regions and the generation of new opportunities.

Convened by the Science and Technology Interface Society Cintro S. A. and the Delegation of the Chamber of Commerce, Santiago de Cuba city will host the third Ivenza Business Forum (Ivenza 2025) from October 15 to 17 at the Muthu Segundo Frente hotel.