Permuta de Verano, an innovative Cuban project based in Habana Espacios Creativos, held a sales expo on Saturday, July 2, featuring enterprises offering items such as recycled clothing, accessories, garments, embroidery and printing.

For content creators and digital social network managers, sharing a link on Instagram can become a problem when it comes to an account that promotes different topics.

Have you found an outdoor space for your little ones after the coronavirus health crisis? While protecting the youngest ones at home was a premise during the crisis, it is high time for them to know what many of their parents played in the street decades ago.

A new workshop of the CubaEmprende Project will start on July 4, an excellent opportunity for those who are starting their business or are considering the possibility of starting a business in Cuba.

The Ama store-café unveiled a new location on #106, 19th Street, between L and M streets, in the capital’s Vedado district. Cocktails, salads, tapas, coffees, waffles, smoothies, cakes, juices, as well as assorted items of the brand can be found in this new space. Handmade and local products, all 95% vegetarian.

June is here and La Penúltima Casa (LPC), Cuba’s first digital communication blog, is celebrating its third anniversary. This year it is celebrating it with a workshop on Community Management through WhatsApp, which started on June 16 and will run through June 21.

Business leaders and entrepreneurs from Cuba took part in the IV CEO Summit of the Americas, jointly organized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the U.S. Department of State in Los Angeles, from June 7 to 9.

The term “unami” is a term of Japanese origin, meaning essence of flavor or savoriness. It is also considered the fifth taste and is described as savory. It is found in foods such as capers, Parmesan cheese, tomatoes and some types of fish.

The birth of baby Carolina led her parents, Yarelys Herrera and Daniel Hernández, to create the children’s brand Sovi, a venture defined by their own toys and designs, sometimes based on the experience of their customers.

Only three years after its creation, this enterprise has become a benchmark for sustainable fashion in the province of Matanzas. A studio that began as a modeling and photography academy and was transformed into Planeta Moda Cuba, a space that seeks to minimize the impact of the textile industry with the recycling of garments and the use of raw materials free of aggressive chemicals for the environment.