The allure of travel to Cuba is losing its glow for many Americans, which could help lower the costs for travelers there.

Since travel restrictions to Cuba loosened in 2016, Havana and other Cuban ports of call have opened up to cruise ships carrying Americans like never before.

The long anticipated Caribbean Hospitality Industry Exchange Forum (CHIEF) took place Friday, June 22 to Sunday, June 24 at the Hyatt Regency Miami Hotel.

The US cruise companies have no plans to backtrack on their plans to keep Cuba on their itineraries despite Washington's new tough policy toward the island.

Raul Castro's time in office has seen dramatic changes in Americans' ability to travel to Cuba, with a dramatic opening under U.S. President Barack Obama, then a partial reduction under President Donald Trump.

Playa del Carmen, an area on Mexico’s Caribbean coast which is frequented by millions each year, is facing a number of travel restrictions for five of its suburbs and neighbourhoods in and around the tourist zone.