N The new rules announced by the administration on on March 15, 2016 will make traveling there easier and cheaper. In
the past, Americans who wanted to travel legally to Cuba had to rely on
companies licensed by the Treasury Department, which required that the
tour operators keep detailed itineraries and records to prove that the
trips were cultural and educational experiences. Now, proving that the trip has educational purposes will rest
with the travelers. (And any seasoned traveler will tell you that
conversations with bartenders, beachside or not, can be mightily
educational.)
Related article: U.S. Eases Restrictions on Travel to Cuba (3.16.2016)
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