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The article focuses on the potential of Cuba as a nature destination. The Turnat show, a showcase for Cuban nature tourism, was held in Baracoa in September 2007. According to Vice Tourism Minister Alexis Trujillo Morejon, 22 percent of Cuba has protected status through national parks or nature refuge designations, including the Alejandro de Humboldt National Park inside the Cuchillas del Toa Biosphere Reserve.

Presents an article about a trip through the ballet scene in Cuba. Premiere of Carlos Acosta's "Tocororo"; Meeting with President Fidel Castro; Information on the Primary School for ballet students.

Features the transitional development of Cuba. Observation on the island transformations; Details of the historical trace of Cuba's architecture; Political condition of Cuba.

Relates the author's travel experience in the town of El Cobre in Cuba. INSET: Getting there.

Presents an article about a sailboat trip to Cuba by businessmen from the United States. Preparation to legalize the trip; Discussion on the weather; Experiences from the customs inspection in Cuba; Description of Marina Hemingway. INSET: CRUISING TO CUBA.

The article offers travel tips for Cuba and includes recommendations for fly fishing at Cayo Largo, dining at La Terraza de Mily and educational travel.

The article offers travel tips for Cuba and includes recommendations for the Jazz Cafe club and restaurant, the Four Points by Sheraton Havana hotel, and the Cafe Ajiaco.

The article offers travel tips to several places including Ghana, Senegal, and Cuba; along with the recommendation for natural wonders, and tourist attractions.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of visiting Cuba by the cruise Norwegian Sky.

Focuses on trips to Cuba. Comments of Tom Popper, director of Insight Cuba, and other trip organizers; Outlook for new U.S. Treasury Department restrictions in 2004; Observation that there are a few chances left to see Cuba; Prices; Possibility of future humanitarian programs. INSET: OLD WORLD STYLE, NEW WORLD SUN.

Focuses on Cuba as a vacation destination for Americans. How illegal travel to Cuba has grown since 1994, according to the United States-Cuba Trade and Economic Council; Laxity in enforcing the US travel ban for US citizens.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of visiting Cuba.

Recommends Cuba to photographers as destination for taking photographs. Tourist attractions; Equipment used by the author/photographer.

Narrates a New Year's Eve party in Cuba. How the party started; Description of young Cubans; Information on traditional Cuban ballads.

The article offers travels tips for several destinations around the world, including Cuba, Ecuador, and Hawaii. INSET: Europe's High-Speed Trains.

Describes the island of Cuba. Colonization of the island by Spain; Importance of sugar to Cuba's economy; Uncertainty in the international market of sugar during 1997.

Relates the author's travel to Cuba. Need for foreign capital; Growth of tourism industry; Renovation of Nacional hotel; Reopening of Sevilla hotel; View of the Malecon seaside boulevard; Use of bicycles for transportation; Government's extension of the concept of its dollar store diplomercados; Vacation at Casitas de Soroa resort; Castillo de las Nubes restaurant.

The article offers travel tips for places visited by writers including Big Island, Hawaii by Mark Twain, Capri, Italy by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Havana, Cuba by Ernest Hemingway along with advice for Hotel Ambos Mundos in Havana, Capri Tiberio Palace in Capri and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

The article focuses on the increase in the number of tourists of traveling to Cuba. It mentions that the U.S. nationals traveling to the country have doubled for the first quarter of 2017 but U.S. tour operators complain about the drop in business. It offers the insights of Tom Pepper, president of InsightCuba, on travelers using bed and breakfast (b&b).

The article offers information about yacht chartering for Cuba, with details about several charter yachts including Benetti from Fraser Yachts, Trinity from Superyacht Sales & Charter, and Dunya from Yachting Partners International.

The article offers information on the travel and fishing destinations of Cuba.

A first-class guide to luxury travel—and life's other indulgences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article celebrates the 500 years anniversary of Havana, Cuba and how it will help the country set a new record for tourist arrivals. Topics discussed include estimated number of visitors in Cuba in May 2019, according to Cuban tourism minister Manuel Marrero, UNESCO World Heritage Site status received by Old Havana, and tourist attractions in the country.

The article focuses on GranCar, a classic car rental firm in Havana, Cuba that has a large fleet of mostly 1950s-era U.S. cars. Majority of the classic cars were painted pink and are used as tour vehicles. Such meticulously restored cars are called Almendrones and they have become an integral part of the Cuban culture.

The article reviews the Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski, opened in 2017, in Havana, Cuba featuring a spa, gym, and a beauty parlor and includes its traditional elements such as Spanish colonial cement tiles, crystal chandeliers and intricate metal screens.

The article reports on improvements to the tourism infrastructure of Cuba, which was announced by Ministry of Tourism's Janet Ayala to a gathering in Toronto, including hotel opening, theme itineraries, leisure activities and wellness.

States that there is no need to risk stiff fines and possible prison terms by sneaking into Cuba, for Americans have perfectly legal ways to enter the country. Global Exchange; Center for Cuban Studies; Who is able to visit the country; Prices.

Focuses on the condition of the tourism industry in Cuba. Rise in the number of its tourists from 1990-99; Accommodation rates at its Melia Cohiba hotel; Amount of investment needed to accommodate the country's projected tourism growth by 2010. INSET: Getting a Taste of Cuba.

The article offers information on the cruising destinations off Key West in Florida into the island of Cuba.

The article offers travel tips for Cuba and includes recommendations for opera, Cuban cuisine, and monuments.

The article travel tips for Havana, Cuba and recommends visiting Hotel Nacional, vintage American cars, and Cuban barbershop El Figaro.

The article offers boating tips to Cuba with information on policy changes and boating criteria.

The author describes his habit of collecting candies during travel and discusses his travel to Cuba where he could not find any candies and thus shifted his inquisition to vehicle parts like batteries, shockers and spark plugs.

The article offers the author's insights on the importance of perseverance after his trip to Cuba.

The article offers travel tips for Caribbean and Latin America which includes Casa de Africa museum in Cuba, Kaieteur Falls in Guyana and Spice Island Beach Resort in Grenada.

The article offers travel tips for Havana, Cuba; San Juan, Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic including recommendations for dining in restaurants, accommodating in hotels like boutique hotel Casas del XVI and art galleries like Galería Botello.

The article offers travel tips for Havana, Cuba and includes information on rum, music, and restaurant in the area.

The article announces opening of the Iberostar Hotels & Resorts in old Havana which includes 321 luxury rooms that will have three bars and six restaurants with musical performances and live dance shows.

The article provides information on visiting Cuba via a cruise, including information cruise companies InsightCuba, Oceania Cruises, and Royal Caribbean.

The article provides information on A-list travel agents who specialize in U.S., Canadian, and Caribbean destinations, including Marianne Abraham who services British Columbia, the Canadian Rockies, and Alaska, Joe Sandillo who services Cuba, Marilyn Clark who services Hawaii, and Melissa Ladvala who services the U.S. National Parks.