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Many of you have been asking us about current and/or forthcoming U.S. government regulations regarding travel to Cuba. Attorney Michael Krinsky here provides us with his comment on the presidential memorandum. For now, at least, our educational trips are possible, and if you want to travel with the Center for Cuban Studies, contact marie@centerforcubanstudies.org for an application.
On June 30, 2025, President Trump issued a new National Security Presidential Memorandum on Cuba, a broad statement of the Administration's policy and its directives to federal agencies. Significantly, the Memorandum did not make any changes to the existing regulations on permissible travel to Cuba, or even suggest that any changes will be forthcoming. At the same time that the Administration issued the Memorandum, it added several hotels to the already expansive Prohibited Accommodations List; U.S. persons are prohibited from staying at the hotels on this list even though their travel to Cuba is permitted. There remain other locations where U.S. persons travelling to Cuba may find accommodations
Michael Krinsky, Esq.
Rabinowitz Boudin Standard Krinsky & Lieberman, P.C.
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The Center for Cuban Studies has been creating and leading journeys to Cuba since 1973. With our expertise and rich knowledge of the country, we are first and best when it comes to putting you in touch with local culture.
With our long-established local ties, a CCS journey takes you deep inside the social welfare system, the cultural life of Cuba, and the economics and politics of a changing Cuba. Our emphasis is on your learning about Cuba by talking with people in all walks of life, while discovering aspects of the society in depth. This means you have more access to more people, both institutionally and personally, than if you travel with anyone else.
Our tours are unique because we’ve been doing this longer than any other organization. Working with Cuba for over 40 years, we’ve seen enormous changes and we know the people who helped bring about those changes, as well as the people who fought against them. We know those who’ve benefited or suffered from those changes too—and we’ll help you meet many of them.
Our journeys take you deep inside Cuba’s social welfare system, the cultural life of Cuba, and the economics and politics of a rapidly changing society.