Despite economic restrictions faced by a great deal of Cubans, over 41 870 national tourists were reported to have visited local hotels this year. So, at present moment, domestic market is considered third, behind Germany and France, taking into consideration the number of visitors. According to Gean Trocones Duran, from the Delegation of the Ministry of Tourism in Sancti Spiritus, »

This year, the Meeting of Trios was held September 23-25, and was dedicated to honor the 105th anniversary of the birth of Sigifredo Mora, and the 80th of Ramon de Armas (Monguito Cuba)»

Army General Raul Castro Ruz, first secretary of the central Committee of the Cuban Communist Party, and president of the Councils of State and Ministers, presided over the national commemoration of the 63rd anniversary of the attack on Moncada and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes barracks, held in the Cuban central city of Sancti Spiritus. The Second Secretary of the Communist »

Sancti Spiritus’s Palmares S.A. Branch welcomes the designation of this central Cuban province as venue of the major celebrations for the 26th of July commemoration»

US President Barack Obama arrived in Havana today, thus becoming the first president of that country to travel to the island after the triumph of the Revolution in January, 1959. Obama was welcomed at the José Martí International Airport by Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, Cuban Ambassador to the U.S. José Ramón Cabañas and the Charge d’affaires of the »

Over 100 million pesos have been disbursed by the tourism sector in Sancti Spiritus during the last five years»

The Valley of the Sugar Mills, located north-east of Trinidad city, was granted the condition of UNESCO’s World Heritage Site in 1988»

The 27th Cuban National Poetry Day, hosted by Sancti Spiritus, November 26 through 28, is dedicated to Miguel Barnet, National Literature prize winner, and president of the Cuban Union of Writers and Artists (UNEAC).»

Under the guise of a Puerto Rican, Ramón Labañino, one of the Cuban Five, disrupted his future as an economist. Escambray tells his story as a state security agent»

If renowned Bishop Juan José Díaz de Espada y Fernánez de Landa —who centuries ago enjoyed the thermal waters of Villa San José del Lago— were still alive, he would have for sure welcomed the over a million budget earmarked for the refurbishment of the touristic village located in the Cuban north-central region of Majajigua, about 120 km from Sancti »