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The first Cuba tourism boom is over. Here comes the next wave: cruises

March 12, 2017

Chabeli Herrera, Miami Herald
Photo Credit: Ramon Espinosa/AP

Havana was exploding in yanqui frenzy. Seven hundred Americans streamed across its streets one steamy May 2016 morning on an expedition of rediscovery. They were the first to arrive via sea since John F. Kennedy was president.

The wave of change was crashing over Cuba.

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