Cuba travel trump changes

September 15 was supposedly the 'deadline' for announcement of new rules (90 days after Trump's announcement),

Supposed by whom ? I have not seen anything from official sources about the dates. They had 30 days to start work - but then ? I suspect that the 90 days was the invention of a blogger / commentator.

Hmm, I'd seen it mentioned all over the place (even Granma: http://en.granma.cu/mundo/2017-07-11/date-set-for-new-us-regulations-on-cuba-to-be-published ) with some links saying it even as early as June 20th, but I don't see the OFAC having ever said that.

Note that Granma said "reported the U.S.-Cuba Economic and Trade Council" - that is the blogger / commentator that I mentioned, John Kavulich. He likes to imply that he has inside information.

What country/city is simplest and most timely place to fly to before getting to Havana? Flying from MIA, Dallas or Atlanta probably. I've been to Cuba before under a "travel" program, now want to go with my grandchildren (16 and 14) in late June. Costs are pretty important too

Probably Miami in terms of frequency of Flights with Atlanta 2nd, then other cities in Florida with less frequency like Tampa and Fort Lauderdale.

The flights are all shown on the airlines' websites and on the sites like Kayak.com so you should be able to see the actal prices for your dates.

You are probably better off asking unrelated questions in a new thread rather than tagging them on to old threads.

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