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Americans venture back to Cuba as hurricane memories, U.S. tensions fade

By: Reuters: Company News
U.S. travel to Cuba is bouncing back a year after Hurricane Irma and the Trump administration delivered a one-two punch to visits by Americans to the once-forbidden island, according to data from the Cuban Tourism Ministry.
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