Flights to Cuba: lots of planes, not so many passengers
U.S. airlines are still hopeful of a big Cuba business, but it's off to a slow start for the carriers.
U.S. airlines are still hopeful of a big Cuba business, but it's off to a slow start for the carriers.
Southwest Airlines is about to start the routes to Cuba it's been licensed for, and they're doing it at a discount.
Demand for the only Cuba cruises from the U.S. so far is high, and Fathom is changing some cruises from Dominican Republic to Cuba instead.
This statue and fountain are in the tourist area of Holguin, Cuba. Somewhere to sit on a hot summer's day and watch the world go by.
JetBlue and American will be the first to start regular commercial flights to Cuba, with JetBlue kicking off August 31st. Both airlines are running sales.
Garry and a group of friends stage a special birthday celebration in Cuba, visiting a small town in a special classic Chevrolet.
The U.S. Department of Transportation lists the airlines and cities that will begin regular air service to Cuba's capital by this fall.
As trade restrictions between the U.S. and Cuba continue to loosen, Starwood becomes the first U.S. operator to run a Cuban hotel.
U.S. parcels out the first commercial route approvals for flying to Cuba, but the big plum, Havana, won't come until later.
Royal Caribbean's CEO semi-announces the line's plans for cruises to Cuba.
Cuba has given permission for Cuban-born Americans to sail on Carnival's Fathom cruises to Cuba; the first trip is back on schedule for May 1st.
Airbnb, previously limited to Cuba rentals for U.S. residents, can now begin booking anyone into its network of 'casas particulares' in Cuba.
The Cuba deals continue to roll out; yesterday Starwood signed up to manage hotels in Cuba; now Booking.com will be able to book rooms.
On the eve of Obama's visit to Cuba, Starwood has signed deals with three Cuban companies to take over management of several Havana hotels.
Delays in Cuba's government licensing process are putting U.S.-to-Cuba cruise plans on hold, but operators hope to get going soon.