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Transportation In Cuba I’ve already touched upon part of this when I wrote about the Jose Martin Airport. The key thing to remember about taking a taxi to and from the airport is to keep 25 CUC on hand for each trip. But there’s so much more to taxis than trips to the airport. First, […]
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AirBNB In Cuba The whole trip from Jose Martin to the edge of Vedado takes about twenty minutes. I had set up my Airbnb before flying. Airbnb simplifies the process of finding a place to stay. I recommend it wholeheartedly. Yet, if you want those huge five star hotels they are there to be found but […]
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When it comes to cigars, Cuba reigns as the supreme king of kings. Well known around the world for the quality of their Cigars, Cuba’s prized export exists in the rarefied stratosphere of like minded goods such as Champagne or truffles. Sure, you can smoke a cigar from anywhere in the world, but if you […]
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10 Scams to Watch Out for in Cuba No matter where you travel in the world there will be people ready to take advantage of your naivete and good will. That comes hand in hand with travelling. In Cuba the Jinteros (street hustlers) abound! The only way to beat the scam artists out there is […]
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Montreal in the Summer may be the best time to visit the city. I know what you’re thinking: why travel thousands of miles for a Canadian vacation when you’ve got all of Asia at your doorstep? Basically, I needed a change of scenery. And not only does Montreal offer a unique experience in North America but […]
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I didn’t know what to expect from Ho Chi Minh. When I gave the city any thought at all my mind pictured bowls of spicy noodle goodness, maze like streets of ramshackle huts along the Mekong Delta amid towering buildings of glass and steel. I thought of tourists timidly trying to cross roadways full of […]
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