Cuba

U.S. citizens are extremely limited in where they can go and what they can do when they visit Cuba. Americans are not permitted in the country unless they are part of a specific tour group, which they have to stay with the whole time. Also, Americans are not allowed to obtain services from companies that are run by a branch of the military.

In Cuba, most hotels are owned by military companies and, therefore, will not allow Americans to stay at them. If Americans visit Cuba and need a place to stay, it must be a hotel owned and run by civilians, as opposed to the government. One popular alternative to this is to take a cruise around Cuba instead of.