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Cuba is open to leisure tourists, but travel is very high-friction right now. The biggest issues are shortages, blackouts, flight disruptions, and a deteriorating payments system, so visitors should expect frequent operational problems and build in plenty of contingency planning.
severe fuel and electricity shortagesfrequent power outagesreduced and canceled flightscash-only / card-payment disruptionfood, medicine, and water shortagesprotests and occasional unrest
Very few travelers are goingOn Travel + Leisure 2026
Generally known for
Rich colonial architectureLively music and dance cultureAffordable local cuisineVibrant annual festivalsStrong community spiritRich cultural heritage
Worth knowing
Moderate crime rateLimited public transportation optionsOccasional language barriersLimited public transportInternet connectivity issues
Destination profile
Lifestyle
78
Traveler
78
Culture
85
Nature
75
Logistics
65
At a glance
Vibrant music and dance scene with live performances in local venues
Rich culinary offerings with a mix of local specialties and street food
Generally safe environment, though petty crime can occur
Walkable city layout enhances exploration
Limited public transport and internet connectivity
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