Mobissimo

Not the smartest move and pretty costly for Travelocity. You can travel to Cuba but only with certain approved tour/work/works groups that have special permission. Otherwise, you're out of luck when they stamp page 11 in Havana.

WASHINGTON - In a first for an online travel company, Travelocity.com has been fined by federal regulators for booking trips between the U.S. and Cuba in violation of a 45-year-old embargo.

Travelocity.com earlier this month paid $182,750 to settle a complaint brought by the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control, which said the company violated the prohibition nearly 1,500 times between January 1998 and April 2004.

Treasury's complaint said Travelocity "provided travel-related services in which Cuba or Cuban nationals had an interest by arranging air travel and hotel reservations to, from, with or within Cuba without an OFAC license."

Of course you can always fly through Canada and then to Havana or Varadero via a great Canadian supplier that only Mobissimo searches - Flight Network. Castro's still there, but perhaps not for long, check flights now.