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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Revolutionary Change in Cuba
On Feb. 16, I heard that American airline companies, including United and Jet Blue, will soon be flying to from the US to Cuba! This is big news for both Americans and Cubans. This island just 90 miles from Florida, … Continue reading
Posted in Public blog, Uncategorized
Tagged Cuba, Cuban culture, Cuban Revolution, economic sanctions, education, Fidel Castro, Immigration, US Cuba relations
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Cuba: Tourism, Opportunity and Change
My husband Roger and I have had Cuba at the top of our list of travel destinations for years. When we heard that the Obama administration was relaxing the US travel restrictions with Cuba, we both had the same idea– … Continue reading
Posted in Global Community, Public blog
Tagged classic cars, Cuba, Cuban economy, Havana, tourism, US Cuba relations
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