Cuban Cigars Among Goods Travelers Get OK To ImportMike SniderUSA Today Dec. 18, 2014 |
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Cigar-loving travelers won't have to hide their Cubans in their luggage anymore. Tobacco products from Cuba are among the goods allowed under new trade normalization rules that President Obama announced Wednesday. The eased restrictions mean that approved travelers will be able to bring home $100 of cigars. (Not a cigar smoker? You can bring back Cuban rum instead.) Read More |