Anyone been to Cuba?

[Colicat]

I thought people were always just going for 'educational' purposes? as far as the visa reason is concerned.

Yeah but the definition of “educational” was much more broad prior to 2017

 

[Apollo Creed]

Yeah but the definition of “educational” was much more broad prior to 2017

so you're saying they are stricter now? What was it 2017 or 2016 even everyone was going there?

 

[Colicat]

so you're saying they are stricter now? What was it 2017 or 2016 even everyone was going there?

It changed in 2017.

Here is the link
Cuba International Travel Information

 

[Patrick Kane]

Many times

Havana, Matanzas, Las Tunas, Holguin

Beautiful country through and through and extremely cheap. I'm from Canada though so it's easy for us to travel there

Nightlife is unbelievable, natural scenery and beautiful beaches, the women the architecture is stunning. Just really down to earth people that are hard to describe until you encounter and chop it up with local Cubans. Due to the social and political atmosphere that has existed in Cuba the past 60 years, you almost feel you're back in time when you're there. I encourage every bruh to travel there, at least once. Since it developed differently on a social, political and economic level than its neighboring Caribbean countries, it really makes for a unique experience traveling there. Highly recommend it

 

[MikelArteta]

Yes Havana is the goat

Varadero beautiful beaches

Prob safest place I've been to well

Rum is cheap as hell

 

[Apollo Creed]

It changed in 2017.

Here is the link
Cuba International Travel Information

Lmfao man aint nobody got time for all them extra hoops. I dont blame Cuba being strict on the US either

 

[KyokushinKarateMan]

how much did the trip run you? Got some Airline credit I need to use and was thinking about Cuba or just a domestic trip.

Off topicish but how did you build your airline credit and how long did it take?