Keyword: Cuba Tourism

Forty-five percent of respondents from 2019 showed interest in the Caribbean, up from 41 percent in 2018. Learn more here.

Previously, Empress of the Seas had sailed from Florida on cruises that included calls at Cuba. With that destination no longer allowed, here’s where the line is headed next.

As the industry goes sailing through the second half of 2019, we take a look at what’s new, what’s next and what’s trending for the cruise industry and agents who sell ocean cruises.

Cuba and the Dominican Republic dominated the top stories from the Caribbean, but other islands had plenty of important news, too. Read more here.

In the wake of the Trump Administration’s decision to ban people-to-people travel to Cuba, OASIS Travel Network reports that it expects an uptick in travel to Puerto Rico and Mexico as travel advisors steer clients to alternate destinations. More here.

Programs by Cultural Cuba fall under the authorized OFAC categories of “Support for the Cuban People,” “Humanitarian,” and “Religious Purposes.” Read more.

The purpose of the show is to discover an upcoming comedian to perform at the cruise line's Punchliner Comedy Clubs. Read more.

Virgin Voyages is headed to the Riviera Maya, Mexico, in the wake of the U.S. government’s decision to bar cruise travel to Cuba. Here's more on the new cruise brand's inaugural itineraries.

It was a tough week for travel advisors and their consortia/host/franchise organizations in dealing with the pull-back of cruises from Cuba, after the U.S. government changed policies for travel to that island nation. Here's the latest.

Travelers who purchased a policy before the ban was put into effect may be covered if they cancel their travel and cruise plans. Learn more here.