Now it’s Booking.com with a Cuba deal
Priceline’s Booking.com subsidiary will soon become the first U.S.-accessible agency to book—and pay for—hotel rooms in Cuba directly on-line. The instant booking service, which will
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Priceline’s Booking.com subsidiary will soon become the first U.S.-accessible agency to book—and pay for—hotel rooms in Cuba directly on-line. The instant booking service, which will
Starwood, the large U.S. hotel operator that is currently the subject of a bidding war, has landed a blockbuster deal as the first U.S. hotel
Carnival Cruise Lines announced Wednesday that it has begun taking reservations for the first cruise to Cuba from the US in more than half a century. It still needs the Cuban
U.S.-to-Cuba cruises, all with a people-to-people theme to meet U.S. travel restrictions, are having a difficult time getting started. One operator, Pearl Seas Cruises, has
Today is the deadline for airlines to apply for rights to regular routes to and from Cuba, and they’re looking for slices of a limited
Among the most iconic images of Cuba—and one that pops up all the time in articles about travel, and in tourism brochures—are those of the
In a week and half of traveling in Cuba, one thing became obvious: There is one figure who stands above all others in Cuban memory
Havana today, as seen in the picture above, makes me think of the old optimist/pessimist test: Is the glass half-full, or half-empty. A January week
Havana’s Museum of the Revolution might better be called a museum of revolutions, since it documents and celebrates Cuba’s 19th-century independence wars nearly as much
We would have missed this if it hadn’t been for our pedicab guide/driver, who took us to see and meet. Tucked in a corner of
Priceline’s Booking.com subsidiary will soon become the first U.S.-accessible agency to book—and pay for—hotel rooms in Cuba directly on-line. The
Starwood, the large U.S. hotel operator that is currently the subject of a bidding war, has landed a blockbuster deal
Carnival Cruise Lines announced Wednesday that it has begun taking reservations for the first cruise to Cuba from the US in more than half a
U.S.-to-Cuba cruises, all with a people-to-people theme to meet U.S. travel restrictions, are having a difficult time getting started. One
Today is the deadline for airlines to apply for rights to regular routes to and from Cuba, and they’re looking
Among the most iconic images of Cuba—and one that pops up all the time in articles about travel, and in
In a week and half of traveling in Cuba, one thing became obvious: There is one figure who stands above
Havana today, as seen in the picture above, makes me think of the old optimist/pessimist test: Is the glass half-full,
Havana’s Museum of the Revolution might better be called a museum of revolutions, since it documents and celebrates Cuba’s 19th-century
We would have missed this if it hadn’t been for our pedicab guide/driver, who took us to see and meet.