Reply #46

There are food tours (you eat Cuban food and talk to chefs about how to prepare it), architecture tours (you see the interesting and largely untouched edifices), photography tours, and sports tours (young people getting together to play basketball, baseball, etc.). Pretty much anything can be educational, cultural, or "people-to-people," and the flights are going out of a number of US cities.

It's only a matter of time. When Castro kicks the bucket, I think the embargo (such as it is) will, too.