HAVANA (Reuters) - As blackouts, food, fuel and labor shortages in Cuba grow more acute by the day, a trip to the Caribbean island has become a hard sell. Cuban government statistics tell the story: ...

A 25-story hotel rising in Havana’s Vedado district nears completion, built by foreign contractors as Cuba’s tourism sector struggles under sanctions and low occupancy. The towering project highlights ...

Hotel Torre K-23 looms above Havana. Owned by the Spanish Iberostar Group, it’s Cuba’s tallest building; a totem to the island’s tourist industry. Nonetheless, most hotel rooms on the island sit empty ...

While a lot of attention is being focused on Venezuela these days - and on President Trump's deployment of warships near its coast - don't lose sight of the parallel economic collapse unfolding in ...

During a power outage, two men sit in a bicycle cab in Havana in October 2024. Amid President Trump’s threats to start a global trade war, invade Greenland, seize control of the Panama Canal and annex ...

International travel to Cuba is tumbling, putting the cash-strapped communist island on track for its worst showing since the pandemic. The island received 1.4 million foreign visitors during the ...

At long last, tourism is back in Cuba. New data shows a 104% annual increase in international arrivals to the Caribbean island, a significant turnaround after an alarming sluggish post-pandemic travel ...

Love Cuba has been honored as Cuba’s Leading Tour Operator at the prestigious World Travel Awards Caribbean & The Americas Ceremony 2024. This accolade, presented on July 1st at Sandals St. Vincent, ...

This post is in partnership with the History News Network, the website that puts the news into historical perspective. The article below was originally published at HNN. Cuba is about to change. As ...

Cuba: The next big medical tourism destination? As President Barack Obama begins to chip away at the 55-year-old embargo on Cuba, many medical tourism professionals anticipate the island country will ...

With UN Tourism Secretary General trying to run for a questionable third term, he needs votes by countries that may not take ethical and human rights values for granted. In a world scenario where ...