Despite the problems caused by meteorological events such as hurricanes, Cuban authorities reiterate today that their tourist facilities are ready to start the high season (November-April) in the island.

Consider what transpires between Washington and Havana because of injury to American and Canadian diplomats from mysterious sonic waves.

ASTA members aren’t seeing a wave of concern over travel to Cuba following last week’s State Department warning advising Americans not to travel to the island nation.

Travel agents and industry suppliers were focused on the recovery of their favorite Caribbean islands at the recent New Jersey ASTA chapter fall trade show and dinner.

Cuba is ready to welcome tourists once again following hurricane season, and to hammer this point home to agents, Sunwing is offering “massive savings” of up to 50% on Varadero resorts, plus double STAR points on all new Cuba bookings.

The chief minister of Anguilla, Victor Banks, has announced that plans are in place for the expansion of Anguilla’s Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport and the reconstruction of the Blowing Point ferry terminal.