Want to go to Cuba? Here is everything you need to know before you book that ticket! 

• Understand under which provision you will be traveling to Cuba. Technically, tourism from the United States is still banned, and your travel reason must fall under one of the 12 provisions. You can find them here. 
• Obtain a visa. A visa and Cuban health insurance is required for all travel to Cuba from the United States. Many if not all U.S. based airlines include the cost of the health insurance in your flight. Many also offer you the ability to obtain a visa directly from the airline for a fee. JetBlue charged $50 and was available during check-in. American Airlines visa is $100. Check with your preferred airline regarding the Visa process well before you are set to leave.