The last few years have been tough on the cigar business. With rising taxes, financial crisis and a slew of other hurdles companies have been forced to really find a unique edge at gaining and maintaining business. That edge is cigar travel.
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We’ve been down this road before, the Washington Post notes. The recent 25 – 20 vote in the House Agricultural Committee to remove the ban on travel to Cuba isn’t a first, and the fact that we’ve come this far isn’t a guarantee that we’ll soon be admiring the mint-condition ’57 Chevys on parade in [...]
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The travel ban to Cuba could be a thing of the past. The House Agricultural Committee put it to a vote and came out 25 – 20 in favor of opening the country’s doors. About time Yeah, probably. The thinking is that lifting the ban will be good news for both countries, giving the United [...]
Curtain Bluff, a resort in Antigua, is a great place to kick back on the beach with your favorite cigar. Having been there and done that, I speak from experience. This resort is the perfect place to relax and puff without a care in the world. When I was down at the resort a year [...]
Don’t settle for another ridiculous tie. Instead, let the wife and kids know that a Father’s Day involving a ”Two-Night Tequila” weekend is closer to what you had in mind. From June 18 – 20, 2010, Whiteface Lodge has a Mexican-themed package that will have you puffing cigars and sipping premium tequilas and mescals Upon [...]
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The American Hotel & Lodging Association kicked $305,000 into lobbying efforts in the first quarter of 2010, and Cuba was one of the top items on the agenda. Investing lobbying resources in Congress and the Departments of Labor, Commerce and Homeland Security, the association also pursued other issues, including family medical leave and health insurance [...]
