Responding to rising insecurity about the legality of people-to-people travel to Cuba, an anti-travel ban advocacy group in Washington published a guide for would-be travelers from the United States. The Latin America Working Group’s how-to guide lists all U.S. travel service and charter providers to Cuba, as well as the programs they offer this and next year, under the religious, educational and people-to-people categories.">Responding to rising insecurity about the legality of people-to-people travel to Cuba, an anti-travel ban advocacy group in Washington published a guide for would-be travelers from the United States. The Latin America Working Group’s how-to guide lists all U.S. travel service and charter providers to Cuba, as well as the programs they offer this and next year, under the religious, educational and people-to-people categories.">

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Advocacy group publishes people-to-people travel list

Responding to rising insecurity about the legality of people-to-people travel to Cuba, an anti-travel ban advocacy group in Washington published a guide for would-be travelers from the United States.

The Latin America Working Group’s how-to guide lists all U.S. travel service and charter providers to Cuba, as well as the programs they offer this and next year, under the religious, educational and people-to-people categories.

In January, the Obama administration eased travel restrictions to Cuba, allowing more students, religious activists and other regular U.S. citizens and residents to go. However, pressed by anti-Castro activists, the Office of Foreign Assets Control published a vaguely worded travel advisory in July that caused some travel providers to retract from offering Cuba tours.

Source: www.cubastandard.com/2011/08/23/advocacy-group-publishes-people-to-peopl...

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