Last week's announcement of Fidel Castro's retirement has Americans abuzz about the fate of the long-standing US embargo against the island nation. What does it mean for travelers?
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America’s Forbidden FruitI’ve gotten close to Cuba a time or two. There was that time my girlfriends and I ventured through Miami's Little Havana, absorbing the rich culture of this ethnic enclave, where Cuban traditions infuse everything from its bustling eateries and coffee stands to its vibrant murals, music and art galleries.
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