TORONTO, ON, October 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) Toronto based Authentic Cuba Travel, the leading provider of escorted tours to Cuba, is pleased to announce a new website dedicated to providing travelers with a simplified directory of the most important attractions that Havana has to offer. The directory is not comprehensive. Instead, it is a guide to help those on short education trips or research Cuba tours decide what to visit in Havana when staying only a few days.
Havana, the capital and cultural center of Cuba, offers many attractions and activities for visitors to the island. While the list of cultural and historic sites is long, many travelers find that it is difficult to pick out the activities and attractions that will give them the most authentic experience of the islands rich culture and history. Authentic Cuba Travel has created this new website in order to help travelers determine the best places to experience while they are in Havana.
It is especially important for US citizens who wish to travel to Cuba from USA for study or research in their professional fields to be able to quickly determine the sites that will give them the most authentic travel experience possible. For over 50 years, USA Cuba Travel has been essentially barred, but under President Barack Obama, these travel restrictions have been eased to allow students and professionals to study and conduct research in the country. Today, these US citizens have a unique and rare opportunity to experience and study the rich historical and cultural sites that have been out of reach for so long.
Through this new website, Authentic Cuba Travel helps visitors learn about important Cuban landmarks and activities. The firing of the 9 O'clock Cannon is one of Cuba's longest standing traditions. In Havana, visitors can experience important historical events like this, tour the famous Revolution Square, and study pristine examples of Spanish Colonial architecture. Old Havana is an important historical center that researchers and historians alike will find fascinating and educational.
Those who wish to study and explore Cuban art and culture can find in-depth descriptions of various sites where they can find prime examples of the works of Cuban artists. The National Museum of Fine Arts holds an extensive collection of Cuban art, as well as important pieces from the ancient world and European artists. By providing this new website, Authentic Cuban Travel is giving travelers a great guide to some of the most unique and valuable sites and attractions that Cuba's capital city showcases.
While travel to Cuba by US citizens is now available legally under many circumstances, the regulations are continually changing. It's uncertain how long Americans will have the opportunity to experience and learn about Cuban culture. For those who are able to acquire a General License to travel to Cuba, this may be a rare opportunity to study the history and culture of this diverse island nation.
In an effort to make it easier for those who are able to obtain a license to travel to Cuba, Authentic Cuba Travel offers the Things to Do in Havana in Havana website as an important resource for travelers who wish to experience as much of the culture and history of Cuba's capital city as possible in a short stay.
Bella Travel Group Ltd. (Authentic Cuba Travel Group/ Hello Cuba Travel Group) is a full service travel agency based in Toronto, Canada that organizes cultural, educational and adventure tours for schools, NGOs, business and community groups.
Even though each year more than 2 million tourists travel to Cuba, they hardly have the chance to get to know the authentic Cuba that lies beyond the confines of all-inclusive full-packed tourist resorts. Once back home, those travelers realize they have hardly "traveled" to Cuba. It might have been a nice and low cost package vacation from the cold weather, but they do not know much about Cuba's culture and its people.
Authentic Cuba Travel votes for a different kind of tourism for those travellers who demand more from their vacations. With over 30 fully escorted Cuba tours announced for 2012- 2013, ranging from educational and cultural to arts and architecture and festivals and events, Authentic Cuba Travel captures the Cuban identity that defines the island as a unique Caribbean nation.
Website: www.authenticubatours.com
Authentic Cuba Travel Has Prepared a Simplified Guide to Attractions in Havana
Authentic Cuba Travel provides a simplified guide of Things to Do and See in Havana for those travelers on short-term educational trips to Cuba. Old Havana, the Fire of the 9 O'clock Cannon, Vedado Neighborhood are featured attractions.
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[Press-News.org] Authentic Cuba Travel Has Prepared a Simplified Guide to Attractions in HavanaAuthentic Cuba Travel provides a simplified guide of Things to Do and See in Havana for those travelers on short-term educational trips to Cuba. Old Havana, the Fire of the 9 O'clock Cannon, Vedado Neighborhood are featured attractions.