Airbnb's expansion into Cuba is about to get bigger. Thanks to improving relations between Cuba and the U.S., Airbnb has received authorization from the U.S. Department of Treasury to expand its Cuba ...

HAVANA - Online home-rental service Airbnb says it is exploring a significant expansion of its operations in Cuba two months after it became the first major U.S. business to enter the island in ...

HAVANA — The popular online home-rental service Airbnb will allow American travelers to book lodging in Cuba starting Thursday in the most significant US business expansion on the island since the ...

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Cuba runs on cash and almost no one has easy access to the Internet. But Airbnb found a way to beat U.S. hotels to the market nevertheless. If you don’t know much about Cuba, Airbnb’s recent ...

Airbnb extends its tendrils to just about every country within reach, so it’s no surprise that Cuba finally made the list. Earlier this month, the home-rental liaison took advantage of loosened U.S.

Airbnb launched an ambitious lobbying blitz this summer to claw back some of President Trump’s planned new restrictions on Cuban travel — and the effort appears to have paid off. The popular ...

The company has been beating the bushes there for a year. — -- Airbnb, the community-driven hospitality company, will soon be open in Cuba for business to travelers from around the world, not ...

Since the White House announced a move towards normalization of relations between Cuba and the United States in December 2014, there has been a string of online travel agencies interested in cashing ...

Like most Cubans, Alejandro Portieles spent much of his life in government jobs. He started as a veterinarian, crisscrossing the island’s ruddy roads to tend to cows, horses and other animals at ...

NPR's Audie Cornish talks with Ted Henken, professor of Latin American studies at Baruch College, CUNY, about Airbnb's entry into Cuba. Henken sees it as a brilliant move by the company, one that ...