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• 1st of all: US citizens can still travel to Cuba independently or with a tour group!
• I traveled to Cuba…

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Internet access in Cuba is very restricted and limited:

• Wifi is restricted to certain areas, for both locals & tourists…

• Since the introduction of the new Cuba travel policy in June 2019, there are many restrictions on US citizens traveling to Cuba.

What The New Policy Means For

This is a complete guide to everything you need to know about currency exchange in Cuba.

• The best place to exchange currency in Cuba is at CADECAs (…

You can hail taxis just like you would in New York, or if you leave a restaurant sometimes they will call a taxi friend for you (we…

• SIM cards are available tourists in Cuba, though frankly speaking Cuban cell service is expensive. When making international calls from Cuba you'll have to pay $1 per minute…

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• Cuba has 2 currencies, CUP(for Cubans) and CUC(for non-Cubans)
• 1 USD = 1 CUC = 24 CUP
• You probably won't…

You cannot use U.S. Credit or ATM cards in Cuba. You can change USD at the airport Cambio, at the Bank, or at Cambios in the city…

You can only access WiFi by buying a Wifi card from the convenience stores and using the Wifi card code at local parks where there is a connection…

• Vinales is a small municipality in north-central Pinar Del Rio province, just north of Vinales is Vinales Valley a UNESCO world heritage site and major tourist destination. Vinales…