"The $350m Carbonera Club, to be developed by Esencia, a British firm, is the first project to get the go-ahead; another course is expected to be complete by the end of the year. A 1,300-berth marina, the largest in the Caribbean, is to be built in Varadero. And the island's airports are to be upgraded, with help from Brazil's development bank . . . Cuba's politics remain as opaque as ever, but it looks as if the island is gradually opening for business." (read more at the source: economist.com)
Denied boarding compensation: Why Alaska Airlines owes a $3,244 refund
under EU261
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[image: Sherry Fadely was denied boarding on her Aer Lingus flight in
Madrid, despite having a ticket booked through Alaska Airlines. She spent
$3,244 on a...
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