Fifty professional photographers, mainly from Cuba and the U.S.A., came together since September 12th, to attend the Fifth International Nature Photography Contest, an artistic event committed to the protection of the environment»
Over 9 000 people have so far chosen to spend the summer in the Campismo Popular (camping) facilities of Sancti Spiritus, which reveals its acceptance in the territory»
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 »
Nature tourism in Cuba is today one of the main issues of the meeting among participants in an important international gathering in the world of travel.»
The constant inflow of travelers from all over the world and their predilection for places of nature and history, are significant elements that make Cuba be trendy within the travel industry.»
The attractive places located north and south of the province of Sancti Spiritus and the quality service in its facilities, consolidate the territory as one of the main destinations in Cuba for the practice of ecotourism.»
Cuba promotes heritage and cultural sites, as well as sun and beach destinations, in the Top Resa Tourism Fair that continues today at the Exhibition Park of Porte de Versailles in Paris.»
The number of Cuban tourists visiting Trinidad went up from January to date by 18 percent, if compared with the same period of time last year.»
Topes de Collantes, declared Protected Landscape, will be host from September 15 to 20, of the 3rd Nature Photography Contest organized by the tourism group Gaviota S.A.»
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