How Can I Travel to Cuba Now?

New regulations were passed on June 5, 2019 by the Trump Administration that makes it more difficult for people to travel to Cuba. The people-to-people cultural education category has been removed, and group tours have also been deemed illegal. There are still 11 other categories, but you either have to be a fulltime journalist, part of an NGO or religious organization helping people in Cuba, or have a family member in Cuba. 

Travel to Cuba is now very difficult since only a few agencies are authorized under the new regulations passed in June 5, 2019. But we are one of those agencies since we work directly with Cuban nationals. We can get you into Cuba and let you decide what you want to do there.
 
You will travel under our "Support for the Cuban people" regulation. We will provide an "official itinerary" that includes meetings with local Cubans, attending cultural events, and staying at a Cuban family's home, a "casa particular" instead of a hotel. 

In order to obey the new regulations, we will provide evidence of staying at privately owned lodging, eating at privately owned restaurants, shopping in privately owned stores, visiting art galleries and interacting with locals on a meaningful level. 

Contact us to find out more and book your next trip to Cuba.