Santiago de Cuba is some kind of city. The combination of multiple values and attractive elements allow visitors to get in touch with the idiosyncrasy of its people, the culture and history of that place; while they enjoy the exotic and amazing nature that characterizes the archipelago.

The so-called “hot land” is famous because of its carnivals, for being the capital of the Caribbean every year, for housing Virgen del Cobre, Cuba’s patron saint, in the highest spot of Maboa Hill, 27 kilometers away from the city. It was founded back in 1515 as one of the seven first villages of Cuba and Santiago de Cuba is undoubtedly one of those cities you cannot take out of your head.

Barcelona bound easyJet flight was forced to make an emergency landing at Spain’s Reus Airport due to a massive lightning strike. The easyJet flight was flying from Britain’s Bristol city to Barcelona with 156 passengers.

According to data from the Caribbean Tourism Organization, Curacao experienced a 17.1 percent drop in tourist arrivals from the US in the first five months of 2014, but that number was offset slightly by a significant jump in tourism from Canada.

A top official of the search engine giant, Google, has been confirmed as a speaker for the region’s premier tourism development and networking event, the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO)’s State of the Industry Conference (SOTIC), which takes place in St. Thomas, United States Virgin Islands (USVI) from 17-19 September. That will be Google's senior economist Dr. Qing Wu.

The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) of the United Nations, invites bloggers worldwide to highlight the links between tourism and community development.