As you all know, Christmas was banned in Cuba from 1969 until 1998, as Fidel Castro didn’t want any religious celebrations. Christmas was made a public holiday again in 1998 in honor of the Pope visiting the country.
Have you heard? ‘Tis the season! The season to be thankful, the season to be generous, the season to put behind this year and start new. Who are we kidding? It’s been rough.
Christmas is fast approaching, magic is in the air, but you know all that… And since balancing busy schedules with budgets and shopping is no easy task, we’re here to help you cross off your list of gifts for your family and friends back home in Cuba.
Buying everything you need around Christmas… Love it or hate it, it has to be done! And you have to pay close attention, since you don’t want to miss anyone and spoil their Christmas.
In time, we come to realize that being grateful is a choice. And this Thanksgiving, we choose to make a list.
Just before the holiday rush starts, we’re hosting a new promo, offering extra CUC, GB and mins on international Cubacel recharges.
However, for those people lured to Cuba by the promise of sun-kissed beaches, colourful colonial towns and beautiful mountain landscapes, experts say that the best time to visit Cuba is… November! And here is why.
October ends on a high note, with a Double Cubacel promo for Cuban expats who stay constantly in touch with their families and friends back home.
In Cuban culture, avoiding death and the evil eye is almost a full time job. So many things can go wrong that we are sometimes surprised how we made it to adulthood. :D Either we are superstitious or simply choose not to pay too much attention to this sort of beliefs, it’s important to know […]
