• Submitted by: manso
• Travel and Tourism
• 12 / 03 / 2010

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By: Stacey Sylvester. Travelling to Havana is getting easier, but it can still be difficult to travel there from the U.S. By traveling to another country, it can be made easier and you can avoid any regulations restricting direct flights.

If you're already in the United States, then you'll need to go to a second country and from there take a flight to the Caribbean's largest island. There are regular flights from Denver to Toronto that you can take. From there, you can take a direct flight to Havana, and avoid the restrictions that U.S. administration kept in place since the Cuban missile crisis.

If you live in Europe then you're in luck there are many flights to Havana from many countries, especially from Spain and British airport. Direct flights from London to Havana allow you to travel to Cuba without making any changes, without any of the difficulties that American passengers have experienced over the years. The trade embargo continues, and flights restrictions remain to some extent. But it is getting easier to travel to Cuba.

There are some more exotic ways to travel Cuba. You can forget taking flights from Manchester to Athens to spend Thanksgiving with the in-laws. Instead, why not take a well-deserved break, and take a cruise to Cuba for Thanksgiving.
Instead of dry turkey and pumpkin pie, you can enjoy a dry martini and a slice of Cuban and Caribbean life, making stop offs at many different islands on the way. Cruises allow you to relax poolside during the day, eat at fantastic restaurants, come back to the same place room at night, and see a different exotic port at every stop off. Hey, you might even be permitted to eat at the captain's table if you're very lucky. You can't do that on a plane.


Source: www.articlesnatch.com/Article/How-To-Travel-To-Cuba/1836542