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Articles tagged “cuba”

Business Travel

Cuba-U.S. ties in for a reboot towards normal, which means big tourism boost

The number of Americans traveling to Cuba is growing astronomically, and only a matter of time -- even if it a few years away -- before normal tourism opens up.

Paul Haven, Associated Press | 11 years ago

Cuba-U.S. ties in for a reboot towards normal, which means big tourism boost

Tourism

Havana’s biggest tourist trap is reborn as Cuba anticipates U.S. tourist influx

If Graham Greene calls it a tourist trap, it likely is. But Sloppy Joe's rebirth now is yet another signal that a half century of nonsense between the U.S. and Cuba is coming to an end.

Peter Orsi, Associated Press | 11 years ago

Havana’s biggest tourist trap is reborn as Cuba anticipates U.S. tourist influx

Tourism

Cuba travel restrictions: Is the time ripe for further liberalization?

Will we finally see a real easing of restrictions on travel to Cuba? Attitudes are changing, but it will still be rough going.

Skift | 11 years ago

Cuba travel restrictions: Is the time ripe for further liberalization?

Tourism

Cuba lifts travel restrictions for citizens exiting country; trickle down effect into tourism?

The effects of the significant rule change depends on which nations will offer average Cuban visas, as intellectuals like doctors and lawyers will not be allowed to leave to avoid a national “brain drain.” And remains to be seen if it comes back around in bigger inbound travel into Cuba.

Juan O. Tamayo, Miami Herald | 12 years ago

Tourism

U.S. travel to Cuba is back up and running with 2-year travel licenses

Many operators thought they were going to have to wait until after the election to know their fate, but the government unexpectedly -- and somewhat randomly -- started handing out renewals last week.

Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times | 12 years ago

U.S. travel to Cuba is back up and running with 2-year travel licenses

Tourism

Rules for travel from the U.S. to Cuba are getting more complicated

For now, the hardliners on Cuba have won, despite earlier optimism on tourism opening up. The Obama administration has done the backtrack, and the tourists and Cuban economy are the losers.

Paul Haven, Associated Press | 12 years ago

Tourism

Despite eased regulations, U.S. to Cuba travel is still confusing

In theory, travel to Cuba from the U.S. is easier now. But travelers may have better luck with the time-honored method of traveling via Canada or Mexico to avoid the high prices and red tape.

Skift | 12 years ago

Tourism

Popular people-to-people tourism programs in Cuba backlogged by U.S. government

The strict educational tours are the only way for citizens to experience local Cuban culture, but operators are facing delays for licenses renewals sparking curiosity as to whether the U.S. is phasing out the short-lived exchange.

Skift | 12 years ago

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Cuba’s tourism numbers on the up, as U.S. eases restrictions

These numbers will likely shoot up if U.S. eases up more travel restrictions.

AP | 12 years ago