Travel to Cuba?
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- 27 de Mayo, 2013
Cuba is 40 minutes away. And my whole life, I've been allowed in. Just don't bring your US Passport.
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- 25 de Sep, 2014
You can always try it through this if you don't mind the added educational baggage.
http://www.experiencetherealcuba.com/
http://www.experiencetherealcuba.com/
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- 21 de Ene, 2016
Cuba is extremely nice, so long as you stick to your guides and stay within the vicinity of your resort. It's a rude awakening of poverty otherwise, god forbid you find yourself looking for weed in the very midst of Varadero.
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- 25 de Sep, 2014
It's best to have an open-mind while being mindful of the situation. Just don't go being a know-it-all about it.
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- 28 de Feb, 2015
oh yeah cuba. i mean who wouldnt go? the classic cars, the tropical venues, communist propaganda, state of the art healthcare*, and possibly being thrown in prison for thinking otherwise
*cuba's state of the art healtcare:
*cuba's state of the art healtcare:
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- 21 de Ene, 2016
For sure. Cuba is a great place if you're a tourist. It's a really nice place but it sucks at the same time, too. Don't mess around with drugs there and if you go off your resort be prepared to see a depressing world. I went to Cuba wanting to see the real Cuba, and when I saw the real Cuba I was like ...damn. This place sucks.
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- 13 de Jul, 2015
Based on from a single blogger's thoughts (I know real authoritative):
Cuba's tourism industry is currently a bunch of skrubs that have to git gud fast if they want to compete in global markets.
http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.com/2017/01/02/visiting-cuba-as-an-american/
Cuba's tourism industry is currently a bunch of skrubs that have to git gud fast if they want to compete in global markets.
http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.com/2017/01/02/visiting-cuba-as-an-american/
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- 28 de Dic, 2014
I always love seeing some SJW turd and/or commie piece of shit telling an actual Cuban how great Cuba is, when the dude escaped Cuba by paddling on a fucking inner tube or some shit because of how bad it was.
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- 25 de Sep, 2014
I'm sure it is (I would say no place is perfect myself). Somehow I always had this kooky idea of wanting to one day work in Cuba, perhaps as a teacher or such, one of those enriching experiences whilst being in a Caribbean setting. Always impressed at the tiny state-run animation outfit they got there (but then again, I suppose that grew out of my love of similar animation I saw coming out of the Soviet Bloc).
https://www.facebook.com/animados.cuba/
I'm sure they wished they'd planned this a few decades sooner.
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- 27 de Sep, 2014
Tourism is pretty bourgeois.
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- 29 de Mar, 2014
Why Cuba? It's almost like Australatina IRL.
Why not Puerto Rico? It's part of the USA.
Why not Puerto Rico? It's part of the USA.
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- 25 de Sep, 2014
I'm sure anything to help out their recent economy woes certainly would help.
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- 8 de Mayo, 2015
Except Castro hated the gays.
I'm a pretty big travel nerd, so Cuba is on my bucket list. However, if I make the trip eventually, I don't think it would be at least for another five years.
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- 16 de Feb, 2017
I know that Donald trump is issuing travel bans recently but so far as Cuba I don't think any travel bans will be put into place because they aren't really islamic there.
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- 9 de Mar, 2015
It's got nothing to do with Islam as many nations with a much larger population or percentage of Islam are not effected.
Travel to Cuba is open, it has been getting looser in the past 10+ years though, now heck the grey market of Cuban cigars is gone. (killing the value of my humidor reeeeeeeee)
My grandparents went about 5 years ago and all you had to do was go for "education" they went on a "history" tour, but they did honestly want to learn and did history they bumped into people who were there to "learn to dance" IE party. But that was ok to do in the era.
Best part somewhere they got a few "state" gifts, one of them is a VHS tape (so like 2010ish time table) about how great Castro was. Ah commies, your nations are all lolcows.
I really want to go down there and open a Credit Union with some sweet World Bank bucks and try an open an ethical bank because Hilton etc are gonna turn it into Pepsi presents cuba asap and those poor people are going to get fuck in a whole new and different way.