Caribbean news: A 'sigh of relief' over new Cuba policies

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CARIBBEAN June 20, 2017 INSIGHT BY GAY NAGLE MYERS A 'sigh of relief' over new Cuba policies InsightCuba's Tom Popper said that individual, self-certified travel had been expected to be "the first thing to go, but everything else remains the same as before." READ MORE NEWS Individual people-to-people Cuba travel to end The Trump administration is reversing one of the hallmarks of President Obama's Cuba policy. Reverting to the rule before 2016, U.S. citizens traveling to Cuba will have to be part of a group. READ MORE Cuba travel taking a hit, but tour operators see opportunity With the Trump administration no longer allowing individual people-to-people travel, tour operators say the policy change is an opportunity to promote their value to U.S. citizens who want to visit the island. READ MORE Gondwana Ecotours puts together Cuba itinerary Accommodations are in Cuban homes and most meals are in paladares (family-run restaurants). READ MORE Former Bermuda tourism minister Crockwell dies He was found dead at his home on June 10. READ MORE Elegant Hotels adds St. Lucia resort to collection The Landings is Elegant's first hotel on the island. READ MORE British Virgin Island Airways prepares to launch Miami service It would be the first nonstop commercial flight between the U.S. and the British Virgin Islands. READ MORE Advertisement INVITE TRAVELERS TO SEE THE WORLD DIFFERENTLY Experience the Avalon Difference in this all-new beautifully illustrated guide, designed just for travel advisors. From innovative Open-Air Balconies that bring the outside in and the creative delicacies of Avalon Fresh to thought-provoking cultural encounters, discover how you can help your clients experience the river cruise of their dreams. START EXPLORING Advertisement FEATURED STORY Local sensitivities: Embracing sustainable tourism As consumers become increasingly attracted to sustainable tourism, entrepreneurs are creating products that focus on native cultures, customs, products and people. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Legal Briefs: Carriers have yet to win over agencies in battles with GDSs Q: Do you think GDS segment fees are going to be adopted by the major U.S. carriers? READ MORE CARIBBEAN Editor: Gay Nagle Myers Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, 2nd Floor, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving the TW Caribbean newsletter.