I was looking into visiting Cuba in 2024 but there seems to be a lot of conflicting information. Does anybody have good resources on how best to visit without being put onto a watch list or whatever?
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Traveling to Cuba is real easy, Miami Cubans do it all the time. Just go, book a flight to Havana, and there's a $100 or so process to get your visa at the airport. All you have to do is sign a form from the federal government that lists some reasons for going, just check the box that says "Support for the Cuban People". Ezpz, watch list be damned, tons of people go back and forth constantly.