Travel to Cuba Trip Consulting

Trip Consulting

Trip Consulting

In keeping with our commitment to provide U.S. citizens with information about Cuba, the Center assists groups and individuals who fall within the legal exemptions to the U.S. ban on travel to Cuba, i.e., those engaging in professional research, news-gathering, humanitarian or religious aid projects. Until unrestricted travel is again allowed between Cuba and the United States, the Center works to help those planning travel to Cuba to accomplish their goals

For further information on travel regulations please click here and be directed to Marazul Charters webpage.

You may also contact the Center for Cuban Studies, 231 West 29th Street, New York, NY 10001; fax: (212) 242-1937; phone: (212) 242-0559; e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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From Our Trips

Meeting with Urban Ag expert Fernando Funes.U.S. educators at Casa Fuster.NYC educator with student working on urban agriculture.Educators Delegation at Los Niños y Niñas in Vedado.
American artist working with Down Syndrome students on jewelry making techniques.Learning how to dance La Rumba.American artist working with Down Syndrome students on jewelry making techniques.Students with down syndrome expirement with paint.
Students with Down Syndrome work on print-making techniques.Jesus Carrete, the Director of Amor y Esperanza, working with a student.Collography prints by Down Syndrome students at Amor y Esperanza in Pinar del Rio.Cuban students teaching dance lessons to U.S. educators.
Rumba Session at Callejon de Hamel.Meeting at Martin Luther Center to discuss outreach activities in the community.Historic photograph of teachers during Literacy Campaign 1961.Historic photograph of teachers during Literacy Campaign 1961.
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