Several Florida based companies will be racing to be the first Ferry line to travel to Havana after the US Treasury Dept. approved such trips on Tuesday. The first trips could come in a matter of weeks. Industry experts say travel by boat will be less expensive that flights and also provide the passenger with the ability to bring greater baggage weight.
Read MoreBuyers in Europe pay as much as 3,000 euros for a single ton of ecological honey, free from chemical residues, processed and sold at a plant in the city of Sancti Spiritus in central Cuba.
Read MoreJapanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida’s visit to Cuba came to an end today with benefits for the two countries: the issuing of credit lines and donation of medical equipment to State companies on the island and the opening of its market to Japanese investors and companies.
Read MoreThe President of the Cuba-Japan Economic Conference, Tomoyoshi Kondo said in Havana that once the issue of the Cuban debt is solved, the two countries will be able to “discuss and talk about the future.”
Read More“It was a very successful mission,” said Lord Hutton of Furness, co-chairman of the Cuba Initiative, after signing direct investment agreements between British and Cuban companies for 400 million dollars. The legislator headed a trade mission that brought executives from 32 UK companies on an exploratory business visit that led to agreements to invest in the sectors of energy, agriculture and tourism infrastructure, including the construction “of a new golf course” at one of the country’s resort areas.
Read MoreTwo persons are dead and nearly 30 homes collapsed, three total, after heavy rains and flooding Wednesday afternoon in Havana, reported dpa news.
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Read MoreOver 30 British businessmen don’t want to be left behind by other Europeans who have visited Cuba in recent weeks, including from Spain, Hungary and the Netherlands, to see for themselves the trade and investment opportunities offered by the Cuban government.
Read MoreRepublican lawmakers on Tuesday introduced a measure to ban flights and cruises to Cuba. U.S. Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart drafted the legislation, which was tucked into a transportation appropriations bill. See pages 69-70 and page 154 of the bill,
Read MoreThe Ministry of Finance and Prices of Cuba on Friday reinstated the price of the bag of milk powder sold in hard currency stores, reported the Cuban News Agency.
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