Tours changing American views of Cuba, US policy Daily Astorian 23, 2014 photo, tourists traveling with the "people-to-people" program make a purchase in a Cuban agricultural market in Havana, Cuba. Tour operators insist they're supporting local organic farmers, performers, artists, musicians and entrepreneurs who ... |
Tours Changing American Views Of Cuba, US Policy CBS Local HAVANA — When President Barack Obama reinstated “people-to-people” travel to Cuba in 2011, the idea was that visiting Americans would act as cultural ambassadors for a U.S. constantly demonized in the island's official media. Two and a half years ... |
Sydney Morning Herald | Can you recommend a tour of Copenhagen? Sydney Morning Herald In a bite-size nation half the size of Victoria, Mexico's southern neighbour boasts the tallest and most explosive volcanoes in the region, some of the lushest rainforest and wondrous Mayan temples. The capital ... This is a country tailor-made for eco ... |
Tours Changing American Views of Cuba, US Policy ABC News When President Barack Obama reinstated "people-to-people" travel to Cuba in 2011, the idea was that visiting Americans would act as cultural ambassadors for a U.S. constantly demonized in the island's official media. Two and a half years later, a ... |
Tours Changing American Views of Cuba, US Policy ABC News When President Barack Obama reinstated "people-to-people" travel to Cuba in 2011, the idea was that visiting Americans would act as cultural ambassadors for a U.S. constantly demonized in the island's official media. Two and a half years later, a ... |
Monthly Archives: May 2007 Communication's Unit Of The St. Kitts Prime Minister Joseph Parry, Deputy Financial Secretary in the Federal Government, Mr. Calvin Edwards and Nevis' Financial Secretary, Mr. Laurie Lawrence are also attending the meeting being held in Caracas, Venezuela,. The Board of Governors .... According to the ... |
Monthly Archives: October 2007 Communication's Unit Of The St. Kitts Prime Minister Prime Minister Douglas and Minister of State for Tourism, Sen. the Hon. Richard Skerritt were in New York two weeks ago for the formal launching of the Christophe .... Previous Keynote speakers have included former Director General of the World Health ... |
Mexico's Pena Nieto Is for Reform, Just Not in Cuba Bloomberg The picture released afterward by the Cuban government -- Pena Nieto talking, Fidel listening -- didn't come cheap. Last year, Pena Nieto's administration erased $340 million of Cuba's debt to Mexico, or about 70 percent of the total amount. That's ... |
eTurboNews | Mexico designing strategy of "comprehensive security" to protect foreign visitors eTurboNews The Secretary of Tourism of Mexico, Claudia Ruiz Massieu Salinas, said that the government of Enrique Peña Nieto is designing a strategy of "comprehensive security" to protect foreign tourists. "The Government of Mexico, as any government that values ... |
Schensul: 'Wellness tourism' is hot for 2014 NorthJersey.com In 2013 SRI International, a nonprofit independent research and innovation center, did the first-ever study to quantify the wellness tourism market, and the numbers it came up with were attention-getters. Wellness tourism represents 14 percent of total ... |
Minneapolis Star Tribune | Cuba: Countryside teems with life and contradictions STLtoday.com Editor's note: For more than five decades, U.S. citizens were not allowed to visit Cuba as the result of a U.S. embargo after the communist takeover. But starting in 2011 the people-to-people tours began after President Barack Obama eased travel ... Trinidad shines as Cuba's colonial gem Trinidad: After 500 years, Cuba's prettiest town is ready for her close up |
Travel: Visit to Havana is like taking a journey back in time The Providence Journal Thanks to a loosening of travel restrictions for Cuban-Americans by President Obama, Cubans are beginning to get a taste of the benefits of free enterprise. All manner of merchandise has begun showing up in the country, including massive flat-screen ... |
Minneapolis Star Tribune | Cuba: Countryside teems with life and contradictions STLtoday.com Editor's note: For more than five decades, U.S. citizens were not allowed to visit Cuba as the result of a U.S. embargo after the communist takeover. But starting in 2011 the people-to-people tours began after President Barack Obama eased travel ... Trinidad shines as Cuba's colonial gem Trinidad: After 500 years, Cuba's prettiest town is ready for her close up |
MEXICO DESIGNED SECURITY STRATEGY FOR TOURISTS Tourism Review The Secretary of Tourism of Mexico, Claudia Ruiz Massieu Salinas, said that the government of Enrique Peña Nieto is designing a strategy of "comprehensive security" to protect foreign tourists. "The Government of Mexico, as any government that values ... |
Venezuela travel restrictions causing hardships, could cost Fla. $1B News 13 Orlando Beginning this week, citizens traveling from Venezuela to Florida are only allowed $700 in credit purchases once they reach the state. They were allowed $2,500 a ... Experts estimate Florida could lose close to $1 billion in tourism a year. Growers ... |
Globe Trotting Honolulu Star-Advertiser The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and its partners are recognizing a Maui company for practicing responsible wild-dolphin tourism. Trilogy Excursions is ... Venezuela has supplied Cuba with billions of dollars in cut-rate oil in ... |
Boston Globe | Wary of a cruise, a dad becomes a convert Boston Globe When the foghorn signaled our departure for Cozumel, Mexico, I felt something of a white flag rise from within me, a conflicted surrender to package tourism and my new reality as a parent. What lured my family aboard was a remark I once heard about how ... |
Watching Cranes Travel Through The Great Plains Valley News I'm in Nebraska to see the annual migration of the cranes passing through the Platte River Valley from their wintering grounds in Texas and Mexico as they glide farther north to Canada and Siberia for the breeding season. I'm in the blind, a shed ... |
Minneapolis Star Tribune | Cuba: Countryside teems with life and contradictions STLtoday.com Editor's note: For more than five decades, U.S. citizens were not allowed to visit Cuba as the result of a U.S. embargo after the communist takeover. But starting in 2011 the people-to-people tours began after President Barack Obama eased travel ... Trinidad shines as Cuba's colonial gem Trinidad: After 500 years, Cuba's prettiest town is ready for her close up |
