While number 5 is the most exciting, all of these should be taken into consideration when planning a responsible trip to Cuba from the USA or any country.
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The Havana Travel Scarf is a colorful, geometrically-patterned scarf that doubles as a passport and money-carrier that fits right in, whether in Havana or anywhere in...
François Carlo Antommarchi, Napoleon's private doctor, died with his luggage packed with Napoleon possessions while in Santiago de Cuba.
Cienfuegos is awesome in general but you should go for Villa Lagarto's plantain chips no matter what. Can't go? Here's the recipe from my book.
The small town near Trinidad, known for its clay abodes, is gearing up for an influx of visitors in November 2021.
This free historical walking tour explores the neighborhood of Guanabacoa, from a safe distance!
National Graphic photojournalist Christopher Baker continues his chase of Che through Cuba. Three months, 7,008 miles… Part II.
Christopher Baker is a National Geographic photojournalist who has logged over 200 visits to Cuba, and 7,008 miles. On a motorcycle.
Today, there are about 1,500 Jews living in Cuba. Chateau Blanc caters to visitors interested in Jewish Cuba while making an impact in the local community.
Chris Cloonan shares his experience returning to Havana as an American during a pandemic and a near complete absence of foreign visitors.
Christopher Cloonan traveled to Havana as soon as the island's José Martí International airport lifted COVID-19 travel restrictions.
Claire Boobbyer is a rebel with a cause — on the trail of Cuba’s first revolutionary in this land after centuries of isolation.
El Cafe Havana is a Bohemian Havana vibe meets hipster chill zone and it's this author's favorite cafe, just about anywhere.
Author Cynthia Carris Alonso shares her top 5 reasons to visit this UNESCO World Heritage site in the province of Sancti Spíritus.
Photographer, author and Cuba expert Steve Anchell shares his three tips for taking your best photos in Cuba or any destination.
Lucky for you plant-based eaters, vegetarian-friendly restaurants have been popping up all over the Cuban capital as more and more private paladares open their doors.