Cuba is now opening up for Americans to travel to. These are the Dos and Don'ts. Cuba has remained a bit of a dead zone to Americans and because of that, there are a lot of misconceptions about the country. / sterlingofla • Traveling to Cuba Cuba is an awesome place full of friendly people but it's still useful to know a few tips before you go. President Obama is now putting in legislation to ease up travel restrictions to Cuba, and before you go there, it's useful to know the do's and don'ts. Even though Cuba just received it's 1st commercial flight from the US, President elect Donald Trump has stated that he will undo President Obama's legislation on Cuba if the Government doesn't "make a better deal with the Cuban people." And also tweeting on the news of Castro.
Now in 2019 things have changed again. It's still a lot easier to go to Cuba than it was before, but there's still a few things to be aware of if you're looking to go in 2019 so above is a link to a 2019 update. Back when we went, there were 2 ways to go there. You could book though an authorized tour group or buy a ticket to a different country with inbound flights, buy a plane ticket to Havana, then just fly over. Now you can buy flights directly from the US to Cuba, but you have to choose between 12 different categories the purpose of your stay.
Staying at Casas have also changed. Instead of just flying in and relying on asking around (easier than it sounds), you can now just book places online to stay. The internet is becoming way more accessible there so now there's also an easier way to chat back and fourth and ask advice from the person you'll be staying with.
This video was out of date just a little while ago bun now since Trump is now changing laws back to the way they were, the video in this video may begin to be relevant again. This is Cuba in 2015.
23 мар 2015
