A center is being built in Santiago de Cuba city in an effort to promote and spread the coffee heritage. It’s one of the main works developed by the City Curator’s Office as part of the Coffee Pathways project, within the context of the fifth century of the village.
Paradiso, Artex’s cultural tourism agency, is the official inbound agency of the 15th Ernest Hemingway International Colloquium, to take place in Havana on June 18 – 21, 2015. The colloquium is organized by Ernest Hemingway Museum, at Vigia Estate, in collaboration with the National Council of Cultural Heritage.
Republican Florida Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart introduced a bill to Congress on Tuesday that would block new flights and cruise ship travel to Cuba, according to Andrew Taylor of the Associated Press
Invest in Bogota announced that the city will host numerous key industry events in 2015 through 2017, further establishing Colombia and its capital as a world-class destination for business. Colombia ranks third among Latin American countries in hosting events, with Bogota being the main contributor.
Baltimore officials are working vigorously to ramp up security throughout the city and reassure visitors of their safety in the wake of prolonged unrest that led to violent riots, looting, theft and burnings this week.
Santiago de Cuba village was founded in the summer of 1515 and Governor Diego Velazquez de Cuellar named it Santiago Apostol, Patron Saint of Spain and the military order that was made up of many of its founders.
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