A Few Facts about Cuba

Take a look at our Cuba infographic to learn just a little bit more about this unique and intriguing country.

Sources:

“Why are Cuba’s streets filled with classic American cars?”,
Boston Globe, July 21, 2015
“Cuba opens car market for first time since 1959, buyers face huge markups,” NY Daily News/Reuters, January 3, 2014
“Birds of Cuba,” nhptv.org, 2016
“Ruby-throated Hummingbird,” Hummingbirds.net, 2016
“Tree Frogs," National Wildlife Federation, 2016
“Monte Iberia Dwarf Eleuth (Eleutherodactylus iberia), smallest frog in the northern hemisphere,” CubaNaturaleza.org, 2016
“A Record Breaking 3.1 Million Tourists Visited Cuba in 2015,”
by Michelle Gross, Travel & Leisure Magazine, 2016
“Surge of Americans tests limits of Cuba's tourism industry,”
by Jaime Hamre, Reuters, January 26, 2016

Cuba

Road Scholar offers opportunities to travel legally to Cuba under the new OFAC Regulations published June 5, 2019. Following the General License category “Support for the Cuban People,” Road Scholar programs include activities intended to strengthen civil society in Cuba. Each day's program promotes independence for the Cuban people and results in meaningful interactions with the Cuban people.