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Q & A

General information about the travel restriction changes and what they mean
Travel tips

- Before you go
- Top picks for Cuba
- Events and festivals
- A beach-lovers tour
- A Guide to Havana
- Havana: Where to stay
- Visiting Sancti Spiritus
- Christopher Baker's Cuba travel blog
A look back

The history of travel restrictions between the U.S. and Cuba from the '60s to present day

U.S.-Havana charters

Cheers, criticism amid first Fort Lauderdale-to-Havana flight

At Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, regular charter flights to Havana resumed Saturday after a decades-long hiatus.
CUBA TRAVEL

New charter flights from U.S. to Cuba announced

Island Travel & Tours will offer a flight from the Washington area and become the third company to offer Cuba service from Tampa.
Travel to Cuba

Cuba air charters can’t escape politics

Companies that ferry travelers to Cuba are often targets of those who want to limit travel to the Communist island.
CUBA

Many Cubans living abroad can’t return to Cuba

Havana has banned the visits of thousands of Cubans now living abroad. Raúl Castro has hinted their travel restrictions may ease.
South Florida sees upswing in family trips to Cuba

South Florida has seen a surge in trips to Cuba as new U.S. policies toward Havana take shape.
FLORIDA KEYS KEYNOTER

Key West flights to Cuba?

There are just three cities in the U.S. that have flights departing for Havana, Cuba, and Key West would like to be the fourth -- or at least the fifth

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RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH

Sketches From Cuba

Hanoi Meneses, a 37-year-old overnight bartender at the Hotel Raquel in Old Havana, can't wait for the free...
USA TODAY

U.S. ports set to deal with Cuba

Some U.S. port cities are putting plans in place to increase travel and trade with Cuba � just in case rela...
BLOOMBERG

Cuba Can Service U.S. Tourists If Ban Lifted, Official Says

Cuba's tourism industry will have enough capacity for the surge of American travelers expected should U.S. ...
AP

Can Cuba cope with an onslaught of Americans?

A push in Congress to do away with U.S. travel bans on Cuba could set off a flood of American visitors to t...
IRISH TIMES

A glimpse of Cuba's future in resort

Cuba from 93,000 euros: A British resort company and the Cuban government are proposing to build a major ho...
TOWNSVILLE BULLETIN

Cuba more than mojitos, music

This year Cuba is celebrating 50 years of its revolution. Gavin Haines discovered a complicated yet captiva...
BUSINESS WIRE

Cuba Travel Services, Inc. to Relaunch Non-Stop Flights from L.A. to Havana

Due to increased demand that flooded into Cuba Travel Services, Inc. offices on the heels of the Obama Admi...
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Antonio Jorge

Funeral services for Antonio Jorge, expert on Cuban economy, FIU professor

Funeral services will be Thursday for Antonio Jorge, a respected and prolific Miami-based economist who was...
GOP report questions Guantánamo releases

Facing domestic political pressures, the Bush and Obama administrations released or transferred 600 terror...
Environment

Guantánamo -- the place with the prison camps -- is going green

Better known for its experiment in offshore detention, interrogation and military justice, Guantánamo ...
Guantanamo

Cuban migrants at Guantánamo base ‘broke rules,’ face restrictions

Nearly three dozen Cuban asylum seekers were confined to the Leeward side of the U.S. Navy base at Guant&#x...
No cigar: Economic embargo on Cuba turns 50

When it started, American teenagers were doing "The Twist." The United States had yet to put a man into orb...
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Vatican may put Cuba’s Felix Varela on the road to sainthood

Pope Benedict XVI may announce Felix Varela has been made a ‘venerable’ when he visits Cuba
Italy frees former Guantánamo detainee
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