Travel to Cuba

For Americans, travel to Cuba is severely restricted - even though technically there is not a ban on travel to Cuba for US citizens.

What prevents most Americans from visiting the island is the US Treasury Department's law prohibiting spending money that ends up in the hands of the Cuban government.

Since the Cuban government has its hands in EVERYTHING - there is nearly no way to avoid this.

If you are interested in learning more about the issue of legal (and illegal) travel to Cuba, a book has been recently published titled: Cuba Information Manual: The Definitive Guide to Legal and Illegal Travel to Cuba

This is a comprehensive book devoted to nearly every aspect of Cuba travel. It's written in an easy-to-read format - asking questions and answering them - sort of like a huge FAQ (frequently asked questions).

Here are just a few of the questions this book answers:

• "Are U.S. citizens allowed to travel to Cuba or not?"
• "What will happen if a U.S. immigration or customs officer determines I visited Cuba illegally?"
• "Will I encounter any problems with the Cuban immigration and customs authorities when I arrive in Cuba?"
• "What are the procedures for clearing in and out by private boat to Cuba?"
• "Is it safe to drink the tap water?"
• "Where should I go if I need a doctor?"
• "Can I use a cell phone while I am in Cuba?"

The book retails for $11.95 new (an incredible bargain for the tremendous amount of useful info).

Here is a link to the book for sale at Amazon.com:

If you are interested in going to Cuba, this book is a must have in your collection. It will answer every question you have about travel to Cuba.

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