Cuba and the United Kingdom strengthen scientific and architectural ties for climate resilience
London, 20 February: — In a significant step towards sustainability and structural safety in the face of natural events in the Caribbean region, a collaboration agreement between the National Botanical Garden of Cuba (JBN) and the International School of the Architects' Association (AA) was formalised on Friday in the British capital.
Biodiversity alliance: Cuba's National Botanical Garden and Kew Gardens sign agreement in London
London, 18 February 2026. After more than two decades of occasional exchanges between experts, the National Botanical Garden of Cuba (JBN) and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (Kew Gardens) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Scientific and Academic Collaboration that takes their historic relationship to new heights.
Update on Tourism Operations: Cuba Fully Operational
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
London, 11 February 2026
Cuba Tourist Office
Update on Tourism Operations: Cuba Fully Operational
The Cuba Tourist Office is pleased to confirm that tourist accommodation and services across the destination remain fully operational. The sector is prepared to welcome visitors with the distinct warmth and service excellence for which Cuba is known.
Join Cuba's "Call for Peace and Sovereignty"
London, 10 February 2026. Support for Cuba's sovereignty and rejection of US interference continue to gain momentum in the United Kingdom. More than 100 parliamentarians, trade union leaders, academics and cultural figures have joined the "Urgent Appeal for Peace and Sovereignty" promoted by the Campaign for Solidarity with Cuba (CSC), bringing the total number of signatures in defence of international law to more than 4,000.
Cuba guarantees safety and well-being for its visitors
The Cuba Tourist Office in London reports that tourism operations on the Island are proceeding normally and that demand remains stable. Bookings continue to be made from various markets, underpinned by an improvement in the global perception of the destination. Visitor feedback during this period has been notably more positive than that recorded last year.