Cuba´s 2004 International Tourism Convention will take place from May 3 to 6 at the Plaza America Conference Center in Varadero. This time around, though, technology and novelty will come together for the Cuban Fashion & Art Show, a major piece in this year’s convention.
At 10:00pm on May 2, participants gathered at the Bahia Principe Varadero Hotel will be seduced by a barrage of techniques, poetry, painting and fashion.
Cuba´s 2004 International Tourism Convention will take place from May 3 to 6 at the Plaza America Conference Center in Varadero. This time around, though, technology and novelty will come together for the Cuban Fashion & Art Show, a major piece in this year’s convention.
At 10:00pm on May 2, participants gathered at the Bahia Principe Varadero Hotel will be seduced by a barrage of techniques, poetry, painting and fashion.
Four-time Grammy winner Chucho Valdes has taken his jazz to the keys of Jardines del Rey (King’s Gardens), off central Cuba’s waters, that have turned out to be one of the island nation’s most sought-after destinations among travelers from around the world.
Mr. Valdes is performing at the Sixth Jazz Event, scheduled from April 26 through May 14, with a turnout of some of the globe’s best-known swing musicians.
Jean Holder, president of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and Ruben Silie, secretary-general of the Association of Caribbean States (ACS) are chairing the Sixth Annual Caribbean Conference on Sustainable Tourism that’s taking place this week in Havana with a view to assess ways leading to the development of that travel variant.
Entrepreneurs from the Dominican Republic will hold next week their premier annual meeting on the marketing and advertisement of tourist services in an effort to clinch a bigger inflow of sunbathers in the year 2005.
The Partners’ General Ordinary Assembly of the Ecuador Hotel Federation (AHOTEC is the acronym in Spanish) will take place this weekend in Quito’s Sebastian Hotel.
According to the AHOTEC statutes, the Assembly ought to receive the president’s annual report on activities and the economy, as well as to elect the new leadership that will map out the course of the institution for the next couple of years.
In addition, there’ll be an open forum to discuss and assess the most outstanding issues of the country’s travel industry, especially those affecting the hotel sector.