Articles tagged “cuba”

The resumption of scheduled air service between the U.S. and Cuba is certainly not a done deal as the Obama administration hopes to carry out an end-run around probable Congressional opposition.

Carnival's sailings next year to Cuba would signify a whole new era in U.S. travel to the once-outcast island.

We love the irony inherent in the Congressman whining about land stolen from Americans while standing directly atop land that was stolen from the pre-Americans.

While the UNWTO in many ways has no way to force destinations and countries to commit to sustainable and responsible tourism practices, it's still a respected organization that carries a lot of weight on the international stage.

Unlike Airbnb's other markets, there are several reasons for a single person to manage dozens of listings in Cuba. Setting up this model could lead to its replication in other, hard to manage areas.

Conan's Cuba episode makes the island seem more approachable to the show's late night TV audience and it'll be interesting to see what effect media events like this will have on American travel to the country.

No surprises here: there's still American interest in Cuba and U.S. travelers will begin trickling into the island more than ever before, but it doesn't look like we'll see the pressure hose turned on any time soon.

These teenagers and their crazy plans to change the aviation marketplace. It just might work.

Many competitors are considering good prospects ahead in Cuba, but JetBlue seems committed to market dominance, once there's a market to dominate.

Americans still can't enjoy Cuba like tourists from all other nations can, but we're getting closer.