The United States Government does not allow American citizens to visit Cuba, North Korea, or Iran without special permission from the Department of the Treasury. I understand that many foreigners are subject to obtain visas from the country that they wish to visit, but do any countries force its citizens to receive prior permission […]

I have dual citizenship (American / Italian). Italians flock to Cuba in the thousands, but there are legal restrictions against Americans visiting Cuba. If I were to visit Cuba this summer without permission, what are my chances of ever being caught by the US Government, and what would the penalty be?

days, miles, temperature…

I am familiar with the grandfatehr paradox but was wondering if there are any others and if so what are they and where is your source.

A family cosist of two adult and two children 3 and half, and 10 months age

Leaving in the middle of April

Moon Palace Golf Resort is where we are supposed to stay