Starting June 13, 2016
For travel beginning Sepr 7, 2016

• Cienfuegos (CFG)
• Holguín (HOG)

For travel beginning September 9, 2016

• Camagüey (CMW)
• Santa Clara (SNU)

For travel beginning September 11, 2016

• Varadero (VRA)
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U.S. to Cuba travel policy

Flying to Cuba from or through the U.S. for tourism is not allowed. There are 12 acceptable travel reasons:

• Family visits
• Official business of the U.S. Government, foreign governments and certain intergovernmental organizations
• Journalistic activities
• Professional research or professional meetings
• Educational activities and people-to-people exchanges
• Religious activities
• Public performance, clinics, workshops, athletic or other competitions and exhibitions
• Support for the Cuban people
• Humanitarian projects
• Activities of private foundations or research or educational institutes
• Exportation, importation, or transmission of information or informational materials
• Travel related to certain authorized export transactions
• Federal regulations on travel to Cuba Opens in a new window

You can also travel to Cuba with a license issued by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).

• Apply for an OFAC license Opens in a new window

Cuban-born individuals have special visa requirements, regardless of citizenship.

• Learn more about Cuban-born requirements Opens in a new window