Many people have grown up in Santiago de Cuba, listening to their compatriots say that the bay was discovered by Christopher Columbus. The truth is that, according to notes on his Navigation Diary, he entered the bay on May 1, 1494, during his second trip to explore the south coast of Cuba.
Outstanding intellectual Ciro Bianchi Ross is going to be the first president of Cuba’s Gastronomy and Tourism Cathedra, which was officially established within the framework of Cuba’s International Travel Fair (FITCuba), taking place in Jardines del Rey.
Star Clippers has announced the appointment of Mirell Reyes to president of sales and marketing for North America, South America and Canada. In this new position, based out of Miami, Reyes will head all sales and marketing initiatives out of the Americas.
The event is going to be held in early May at the National Center of Applied Electromagnetism (CNEA is the Spanish acronym), with the attendance of delegates from Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador and the United States, although specialists from other nations have said to be interested in participating.
Visiting the Grand Canyon is one of the most unforgettable experiences in a traveler’s life, but tragedy struck at Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona on Thursday when a man fell to his death.
Families flying from the UK will benefit from the abolition of Air Passenger Duty for children under the age of 12 from today. For some families this will cut the cost of going on holiday by hundreds of pounds.