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Cuba: Connecting with People and Culture

2012 Prices From $3,990 for 8 Days - Tauck World Discovery

New for 2012!  For decades, few U.S. citizens have been able to experience Cuba travel. But now, the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control has granted Tauck a license to provide People-to-People educational exchange travel to Cuba through 2012. Meet face-to-face with local residents from different professions, share thoughts, gain knowledge, and connect with Cuba’s cultural heritage through Cuba: Connecting with People and Culture. Around key themes of Cuban culture and the arts, education, entrepreneurism, agriculture and the spiritual side of Cuba, guests interact directly with the people of Cuba. Meet Cuban students and teachers… learn about Ernest Hemingway’s Cuba … discuss art and private enterprise at the studios of community artists… visit with farmers to talk about agrarian reform and organic farming… meet with and listen to local Cuban musicians… interact with members of charitable organizations about their work… learn about Afro-Cuban religious traditions… have dinner at a paladar (a small, privately operated Cuban restaurant)… and connect with Cuba and Cubans on Tauck's cultural exchange.

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  1. Day 1

    Begin your Cuba travel in Miami

    Meals

    Day 2

    Bienvenidos a La Habana

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    Day 3

    Cuban Culture Through the Arts

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    Day 4

    Cuba’s Independent Artists & Community Spirit

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    Day 5

    Cuba and the Land

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    Day 6

    The Spiritual Side of Multicultural Cuba

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    Day 7

    Cuban Education & the Future

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    Day 8

    Journey Home

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The Tauck Difference

'Auténtica Cuba' – the real Cuba we'll visit on our People-to-People educational exchange trip – is a truly amazing country, and so different from any other place I've been. The Spanish colonial architecture is beautiful, restored or not. The art and music are genuine, engaging and everywhere. And the people are warm, open, curious about the U.S., and very eager to share their country and their culture with us.

Katharine Bonner, Vice President, Marketing

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