Vietnam became the Asian country with more businesses in operation at Cuba’s Mariel Special Development Zone.
Cuban Economy Takes on 100 New MSMEs
Cuba’s Economy and Planning Ministry approved the applications of 100 new micro, small and medium companies, 99 of which are private businesses.
Travel agency strengthens accessible tourism in Cuba
In a trip organized by the Enjoy Travel Group agency, for the first time a group of tourists with disabilities arrived in Havana from Spain, consolidating the modality of accessible tourism in the country.
New MSMEs Join Cuban Economy in 2023
Cuba’s Economy and Planning Ministry approved 98 new micro, small and medium companies; 97 private business and one state-run, according to the Ministry’s Telegram account.
Cuba promotes tourist attractions on Chinese social network
Cuba's ambassador to China, Carlos Miguel Pereira, made a presentation of the island's tourist destinations, cultural attractions and main export products during a live broadcast of the Chinese social network Kuaishou in which he talked about the idiosyncrasy of his country, discussed the development of bilateral relations and showed brands of Cuban rum, honey, coffee and fruit paste.
U.S. blockade hinders Cuban transplant program
The kidney transplant program is one of the worst hit within the health sector in the province of Holguin by the tightening of the U.S. blockade of Cuba, imposed since 1962.
Club Med 2 luxury cruise ship arrives in Havana
The Club Med 2, one of the largest sailing cruise ships in the world, arrived in this city as part of a tour around of the Caribbean.
Cuban Farmers Kick off Soybean Cultivation Program
For the first time, farmers in western Pinar del Rio province have started a massive cultivation of soybean as part of a program aimed at developing the crop in the territory.
Cuban Agriculture Announces Opportunities for Foreign Investors
Some 59 agriculture areas are opened to foreign investment this year, executives announced during a press conference on Tuesday.
Ecological Potato Cultivation Expands in Cuban Fields
The cultivation of ecological potato has spread to eight Cuban provinces and a municipality during the 2022-23 campaign after the good outcome of the first planting of that vegetable proved favorable for municipal self-sufficiency and the country’s food sovereignty policy.
Cuba approves 111 new economic actors
The Ministry of Economy and Planning (MEP) approved 111 new economic actors, of which 110 are private and one is state-owned.
Cash exchange offices extend cash transfer service to whole of Cuba
The Cuban trading company Casas de Cambio S.A. (Cadeca) reported today that the cash transfer service to be credited to accounts associated with magnetic cards in Cuban pesos (CUP) of natural persons has been extended to the whole country.
U.S. blockade hinders conservation of documents in Cuba
The U.S. blockade of Cuba tampers with document conservation in the province of Holguin because it prevents the purchase of the necessary raw materials, including the fine-weight tissue paper for lamination, the acetate for binding, and computer equipment, to name just a few, said Surema Gutierrez, a specialist of the Provincial Historical Archive.
Cuba to open its first pet friendly hotel
The Villa Tortuga hotel, located in the beach resort city of Varadero, will be Cuba's first pet-friendly facility for those tourists who wish to vacation in the company of their pets, the Ministry of Tourism ( MINTUR) announced today.
Cuban VP analyzes tobacco situation in the country's westernmost province
Cuban vice-president Salvador Valdes Mesa is analyzing today in the province of Pinar del Rio the tobacco situation, as part of a tour he has been carrying out in that territory since Thursday to check the recovery after the passage of Hurricane Ian.







