I read an article on the net about the fact Bush is
trying to clamp down on US citizens travelling to
Cuba, enforcing the $7500 fine you may have to pay if
they find out, apparently I have also heard that you
can bung a customs official $20 or so (in Cuba) and
they won't stamp your passport, a useful tip?
Its funny how Americans (I'm English) describe the US
as the land of the free, restricting someones travel
around the world seems to be something that China
would do?
Chris
--- james olson <james_olson@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > i
am considering a photo travel (OM) to cuba during
> christmas, and am
> looking for any ideas or hints that any u.s.
> citizens have towards travel to
> cuba. i've read that it is a wonderful country to
> travel in, but that i
> must fly from either mexico or canana to arrive in
> cuba. there is a bit of
> information on photo.net, but again, i'm looking for
> any experienced
> knowledge.
>
> so, if anyone has experience doing so, i would
> rather welcome any
> information on, or off list.
>
> thanks, james. (who has enjoyed his new 100/2
> Zuiko, in montana, wyoming,
> north dakota and alaska so far this summer!)
>
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