Yaumara Martínez hasn’t hugged her 16-year-old autistic son in nearly a year. Martínez, a nail technician who lives in ...

American Airlines has already started making moves in an effort to leave one major airport by filing a petition to the U.S.

Confusion swirled after the Trump administration on Tuesday ended the most popular forms of U.S. travel to Cuba, banning cruise ships and a heavily used category of educational travel in an ...

But the rules were quickly denounced by travel groups and proponents of closer U.S. ties to the island. "Cuba is still open for business," said Charel van Dam of the Cuba Travel Network.

"Cuba very much does remain, in fact, a legal place for U.S. travelers to travel, even under current OFAC regulations," he said.

Travel to Cuba has gotten more difficult – and more confusing – for Americans and travelers under US jurisdiction. Here’s what we know about the most significant effects on travelers of the ...

"Cuba was present at the 2015 event when Obama was president, and he and Castro held a private meeting," Laverty said. Rita McKniff, the founder of Like a Cuban travel agency, lives in Havana.

Travel Agent first reported on the possibility of travel to Cuba back in April 2007, citing an Associated Press study that showed 62 percent of Americans thought the U.S. should reestablish ...

The State Department this week lowered the threat level on Cuba, downgrading it from a 3 to a 2 under its new grading system. That's partly what has slowed U.S. travel to Cuba, along with concerns ...

In the history of Cuba travel, different administrations have made an example of offenders. Zachary Sanders of New York was fined $6,500 for a trip he made when he was 23 in 1998.

However, Americans can travel to Cuba if it is covered under specific categories, which included organized group travel, known as group people-to-people travel, until Tuesday.