I want to go before Cuba gets turned into an American theme park.
I want to travel on my own as I hate organized tours.
I would definitely want to catch some sporting events, particularly track and field and baseball and maybe have a local beer and cigar with Alberto Juantorena.
TSA says you have to declare it as an educational visit and make contact locally beforehand to prove it.
I don't speak Spanish and I am a very fit senior and working on my bucket list.
Advice, please?
Beat advice maybe not to go:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4346292/Newlyweds-legal-action-against-Thomas-Cook.html
Gramps wrote:
I want to go before Cuba gets turned into an American theme park.
I want to travel on my own as I hate organized tours.
I would definitely want to catch some sporting events, particularly track and field and baseball and maybe have a local beer and cigar with Alberto Juantorena.
TSA says you have to declare it as an educational visit and make contact locally beforehand to prove it.
I don't speak Spanish and I am a very fit senior and working on my bucket list.
Advice, please?
Not a trip worth ruining outdoor track for, Ches.