So a few airlines are now cutting back on or cancelling flights to Cuba as demand hasn’t kept up with capacity. That’s not to say demand hasn’t been high. There has been a large increase in Americans traveling to Cuba, but less than airlines scheduled for. Silver and Frontier are completely cancelling service and American and JetBlue have cut back on capacity. Continue reading Airlines cut back on Cuba flights
Southwest starts flights from Ft Lauderdale and Tampa to Veradero in November and Havana in December and is offering tickets as low as $59 one way on travel through April 24. Continue reading Southwest Sale to Cuba
Delta announced this afternoon that they’ll begin selling tickets on September 10 for direct flights to Havana from NY, Atlanta and Miami, and flights will start on December 1. They released a pretty good and detailed FAQÂ on travel to Cuba Continue reading Delta to start selling Havana tickets September 10
The DOT today approved a bunch of commercial flights to start this fall to Havana….including Delta flights from Atlanta to Havana, whoop! Continue reading Flights to Havana
The US Department of Transportation on Friday approved the first commercial flights to Cuba on American, Frontier Silver, Southwest, JetBlue and Sun Country to Cayo Largo, Matanzas, Santiago and Cienfuegos starting this fall from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Chicago, Philadelphia and Minneapolis. The all important routes to Havana will be released later this summer. Continue reading US DOT announces first commerical Cuba flights
Outside Magazine has put out their 28 top trips in the world this year to get some outdoor activities with your trip…..Scotland for sure 🙂 Continue reading Outside Magazine’s Top 28 2016 Trips
The Times had a great summary the other day on what the most recent changes to regulations on independent travel to Cuba mean. Basically it’s still not an open tourist destination, but you no longer have to be part of an organized … Continue reading How to go to Cuba right now
People keep asking about travel to Cuba, there’s a huge amount of interest in going before it becomes a complete tourist trap. But how exactly you go about getting there is still something few potential visitors really understand, and where … Continue reading Traveling to Cuba….still not as clear cut as you might think
Since January Americans traveling for one of 12 purposes have been able to do so without needing a license, including visiting relatives, academic programs, cultural programs, professional research and person to person exchanges. The new rules allow family members of … Continue reading New Travel Rules Go Into Effect For Cuba
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