US EditionIs It Safe to Travel to Cuba? Foreign Office Issues New Warning
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The Independent
The Independent (US)Is it safe to travel to Cuba? Foreign Office issues new warning
Dozens of flights to and from Havana and other Cuban airports have been cancelled – here's what you need to know
Checking Cuba's journeys now: The Federal Foreign Office advises against unnecessary journeys due to power failures, flight cancellations and hospital bottlenecks.
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Caribbean dream beaches and lively salsa sounds – this is what holidays in Cuba should look like in the best possible case. But now the Federal Foreign Office warns against the trip. Is a Cuba holiday at all safe at the moment?
People are now warned against going to Cuba. A US embargo means that aircraft cannot bunker gasoline there because there is no aviation gasoline. There is also a shortage of food and medicine. Many airlines have stopped flying to Cuba. The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs asks people to follow the situation in Cuba closely in the media. No travel guide Denmark has no travel guide for Cuba. Denmark also does not have an embassy in Cuba. The …
In a popular travel country, fuel is missing, electricity is running out, even aircraft can no longer refuel. Therefore, the Federal Foreign Office advises against unnecessary travel, vacationers should know their rights.
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