"In all cases, the Cuban-origin goods must be imported for personal use, and normal limits on duty and tax exemptions will apply," the US Treasury Department said in a press release. Before this change, visitors to Cuba could only bring back up to $100 worth of cigars and alcohol.
Flights to Cuba have already begun on many of the major airlines — with Southwest announcing new routes yesterday from Fort Lauderdale (FLL) and Tampa (TPA) to Havana (HAV) and Varadero (VRA) — or you can take a cruise from Miami for a unique way of exploring this incredible island nation. Hopefully, we'll only be seeing more flights and less restrictions in the months and years to come.
H/T: The Hill










