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  • 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. Video Available

  • 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

  • REUTERS

    Cruise co. shares jump on Cuba speculation

    Cruise companies leapt alongside a broad rise in consumer discretionary stocks on Wednesday, partly boosted by news that U.S. and Cuban officials began their first talks on Cuban migration this week.

  • 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 freedom to travel outside Cuba. Like many in this island nation of just more than 11 million, he's hoping President Obama and the Castro brothers will make a deal. Soon. But his first stop won't be the U.S. He'll be headed to Spain.

  • 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 relations with the communist island begin to thaw.

  • 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. lawmakers lift restrictions on visits to the island, said Miguel Figueras, an adviser at Cuba's tourism ministry.

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