Cuba Travel News
Cuba approves first joint venture golf course in 50 years - The Carbonera Club
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Sarah Rainsford of the BBC News writes about the first Cuban golf course joint venture since the Revolution. Varadero golf club in Cuba shortly after it opened on 20 November 2000 Varadero is currently the only 18-hole course in Cuba, but it will now be joined by others after the government approved… Read More
Melia Cuba will open the Meliá Marina Varadero this summer at the tip of the Hicacos Peninsula. This will be the 26th hotel managed by Melia Cuba. The Marina Varadero will be an all inclusive, five star resort with 549 rooms, 126 of which will be offered as condominium or apartment units. (The news… Read More
Central Holidays offers Discover Cuba travel program - legal for all Americans
Posted in Cuba Travel > Legal Travel to Cuba
New Jersey based Central Holidays has announced that it is now offering a new “Discover Cuba” travel program that connects US travelers with the Cuban people so Americans can learn about the architecture, music, art and culture of this enchanting country. This program features an 8-day “Discover… Read More
The Havana Journal is happy to promote a new guided tour service for visitors to Havana. There is a small group of Cuban professionals with more than twenty years of experience guiding and advising foreigners through the complex maze of streets and historical sites in Havana. They offer specialized tours… Read More
From DTCuba.com Canada is by far the country sending the most tourists to Cuba. In just January and February, 284,654 Canadian vacationers went to Cuba. Canada is followed by Germany with less than 10% of the amount of Canadian tourists at just 23,268 people. France, the UK, Argentina and Italy… Read More
Academic Programs International to offer Cuban Studies Program
Posted in Cuba Travel > Legal Travel to Cuba
Rob Sequin | Havana Journal Due to a recently issued license from OFAC, the educational organization Academic Programs International (API) is now able to offer their students half year, study abroad courses in Havana Cuba. API has been advocating and diligently working with OFAC and the U.S. Department… Read More
Press Release Now that President Obama’s second term is underway, how - if at all - will the United States alter its rocky relationship with Cuba? Leading experts will gather to offer opinions and observations about foreign policy and Cuba travel during a unique April 11, 2013 symposium that is… Read More
Fund for Reconciliation and Development hosted Cuba trips
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Cuba’s Irish & Celtic Heritage April 14 – 21, 2013 Join FFRD in a unique journey of discovery of the Irish and Irish-American diaspora in Cuba (17th - 19th centuries), the birth place of the father of President Eamon de Valera, and the lively Celtic traditions from Asturia and Galicia. Cuba’s… Read More
Rob Sequin | Havana Journal We receive emails all the time announcing legal travel to Cuba trips and we are happy to share them with our readers. Today I highlight three of the most unique and interesting Cuba trips. 1. Cuban Art Tour hosted by Galeria Cubana set for April 29 - May 4, 2013 2. NEEM and… Read More
First US approved people to people Cuba cruise tour will set sail in April
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Rob Sequin | Havana Journal The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has been granted a people to people license from OFAC to take participants on a 9 day cruise/culture trip to, around and through Cuba. Participants will fly to Jamaica and then board the The MV Sea Spirit on the evening of April… Read More














