5 Amazing Things to See in Havana
If you?re heading out to Havana (holidays in Cuba almost invariably start here), then you?ll need to know what to see and what to do You?ll doubtless find many guides both at home and in your hotel in Cuba, not to mention the recommendations of friends who have been to Havana before, but it?s difficult to know which ones to trust
Orbitz Launches Campaign to End U.S. Travel Ban to Cuba
Orbitz (www.orbitz.com) and Ipsos (www.ipsos.com) today released a public opinion survey showing that the overwhelming majority of Americans favor ending the U.S. Government's 50-year ban on travel to Cuba. Orbitz today also announced the launch of the "OpenCuba.org" campaign (www.OpenCuba.org), which is designed to give Americans the opportunity to petition the U.S. Government to open up travel to Cuba.
Landrieu, Others Seek Small Business Opportunities in Cuba
United States Senator Mary Landrieu, D-La., Chair of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, today wrote to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner requesting that changes in American telecommunications policy toward Cuba include access to new exports and opportunities for U.S. small businesses. In April, President Barack Obama announced a series of changes to limits on travel and gifts from the U.S. to Cuba, as well as the authorization of greater telecommunications links between the two countries.
Black Cuban Leader Sends Letter to Members of Congress Who Recently Met With Fidel Castro
Berta Antunez, the sister of Jorge Luis Garcia Perez ("Antunez"), one of the most respected black leaders of the Cuban pro-democracy movement inside Cuba, will be in Washington on Wednesday, May 6th to personally deliver a letter from her brother to three Members of Congress who recently traveled to Cuba to meet with Fidel and Raul Castro.
Statement by Kent Woodside, Vice President and General Manager, CanJet Airlines.
HALIFAX, April 20 /PRNewswire/ - At approximately 23:30 ADT an armed man boarded CanJet Flight 918 which had landed at Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay. Flight 918 had departed from Halifax at 7:15 last night. The flight was due to travel from Montego Bay to Santa Clare, in Cuba. The flight was being operated for Transat Tours Canada.
Pelosi Statement on Obama Administration's Easing of Cuba Travel, Remittance Restrictions
Speaker Nancy Pelosi released the following statement today regarding the Obama Administration's announcement that it will ease Cuba travel and remittance restrictions:
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