One of the more sought-after Cuban dishes by travelers from abroad is the "congri" rice, despite the fact that Europeans look askance at Cuban cuisine due to the high content in grease and condiments.
Photo: rawpixel/123RF No cases of the coronavirus have been reported in the Caribbean, assured regional tourism and health officials, who are hard at work aiming to keep the region coronavirus-free. A partnership established five years ago between the...
Photo: Richard Semik/123rf Tobago's magic is captured spectacularly in a three minutes and 10-second film featured on National Geographic. The video is a result of a collaboration with the Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd (TTAL) and is featured in the latest...
Photo: TTC Published by eTurboNews etn Tourism is doing well in Cuba, and visitors are continuing to enjoy their holidays after today’s 7.7. earthquake off the Cuban coast. Dr. Enrique Arango Arias, head of Cuba’s National Seismological Service, told state...
United States President Donald J. Trump says he’s taking action to combat “birth tourism,” a practice in which he says Caribbean women and other nationals travel to the United States with the purpose of giving birth to gain citizenship for their children.
Move ends public charter flights between America and nine Cuban destinations, though not Havana.
Photo: TTC Published by Granma International Despite measures implemented by the United States government since the end of 2017, intended to limit bilateral relations between the two countries -including the suspension of consular services in Havana; the...
Following consultations with stakeholders in the industry, Government will be introducing a tourist accommodation fee to be used for destination marketing and development.
Photo: TTC Jim Byers, Travel Pulse The Cuba Tourist Board says Cuba has officially welcomed more than a million Canadian visitors over the course of the 2019 travel season. Following in the foot steps of a very strong 2018, the confirmation of this...
Photo: Mr.Smith Chetanachan/123RF In January 2019, the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) warned the Caribbean region of an expected spike in dengue fever and called on communities to exercise caution and support the elimination of mosquito breeding...