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Abercrombie & Kent Returns to Cuba

by Dori Saltzman  May 20, 2024
Abercrombie & Kent Returns to Cuba

Photo: Abercrombie & Kent

Abercrombie & Kent is returning to Cuba for the first time since 2019. Beginning this October, A&K will offer a small group people-to-people journey that begins in Camaguey and ends in Havana.

The 10-day Cuba: People, Art & Culture tour will expose travelers to Cuban culture, art, food, and history. Highlights will include an insightful talk with a former Cuban diplomat about U.S.-Cuba relations, as well as a rum and cigar pairing with a cigar expert.

“We’re very excited to be returning to Cuba a multifaceted island just 90 miles from the U.S., but offering a rich history and distinctive culture that very few Americans have experienced firsthand,” said Stefanie Schmudde, senior vice president of global product strategy for Abercrombie & Kent.

The all-new itinerary, which is limited to just 18 travelers per departure, starts in Camaguey, then travels to Trinidad and the Valley de los Ingenios, and  then Cienfuegos, before moving onto Santa Clara, and ending in Havana. 

  
  
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